19 killed in Sudan military plane crash

Sudan’s military is making advances to retake the capital. What’s changing in the nearly 2-year war?
Sudanese army advances on the ground could potentially change the course of the war as it approaches its two-year mark.
BREAKING — More than 40 killed in Sudan military plane crash near capital Khartoum
A military aircraft crashed outside of the Sudanese capital Khartoum, killing both military personnel and civilians. The army has been engaged in an internal conflict in Sudan for nearly two years.
Sudanese military plane crashes near Khartoum, 46 killed and 10 injured
The Antonov aircraft went down during takeoff from Wadi Seidna air base, one of the army’s largest military installations in Omdurman, part of greater Khartoum
Military Plane Crash in Residential Area Kills at Least 46 in Sudan
Large parts of Khartoum have been destroyed in street battles as a conflict between the Sudanese military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has left tens of thousands dead and prompted at least 11 million people to flee their homes. The city’s skyline is now in ruins.
Several feared killed as Sudan army plane crashes near capital Khartoum
Deadly crash, attributed by sources to technical reasons, comes as military makes advances in central Sudan against RSF.
Death toll in Sudan military plane crash rises to 46
Sudanese officials say the death toll from a military plane crash in the city of Omdurman has increased to at least 46 people.
Sudan's military is making advances to retake the capital. What's changing in the nearly 2-year war?
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