Drones Attacked the Russian Naval Base Flamingo in Port Sudan between May 4th and 7th. This Attack is part of the ongoing Conflict between Sudanese Government Forces and RSF Rebels.
Drones attacked the Russian Naval Base Flamingo in Port Sudan. The Attack occurred between May 4th and 7th, and its Targets included other Strategic Facilities. The Conflict in Sudan has been ongoing since April 2023, causing Massive Casualties among the Civilian Population.
The Russian Naval Base Flamingo in Port Sudan became the Target. Satellite Images Analysis conducted by the Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) confirmed Significant Damage to the Base. These Attacks are part of a broader Conflict in Sudan, where Sudanese Government Forces are Fighting Rebels from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
The Drones Hit the Flamingo Base and other Strategic Locations, such as the Osman Digna Airbase, Fuel Depots, and a Power Plant. Satellite images show Destroyed Hangars and an Il-76 Aircraft. CIR also identified Fragments of Ammunition that might have been used during the Attack.
According to CIR, the Attacks might have been carried out using a Chinese Guided Bomb or a Russian Surface-to-Air Missile. The Sudanese Army accused the RSF of these Actions, but the RSF did Not Claim responsibility for the Attacks. The Conflict between the Sudanese Military and the RSF has been ongoing since April 2023. Estimates indicate that the Conflict has led to the Deaths of at least 130,000 Civilians. The Final Toll might be significantly Higher.
The Flamingo Naval Base was established in the 1960s. In 2017, it caught Russia's Interest, which led to an Agreement to use it. However, the Contract was Not Ratified due to the Unstable Political Situation in Sudan. In December 2024, Sudan Withdrew from the Agreement with Russia, fearing Reactions from the U.S. and other Western Countries.
The Conflict in Sudan continues, and its Effects are Catastrophic for the Civilian Population. Over 15 million Sudanese have been Displaced. The Situation in the Region remains Tense, and the entire Region's Future is Uncertain. Russian Submarines will have to find New Base, amid Syria port Fallout
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