Sudan's army says it shot down a drone that entered from Ethiopia, without saying whose it was
The General Command said the drone was intercepted on Sunday evening near Wad al-Mahi in south-eastern Blue Nile state, and gave no operator, type or target.

The Sudan News Agency said the Sudanese Armed Forces, in a press statement issued on Monday, said air defences had shot down a "hostile strategic drone" near Wad al-Mahi in Blue Nile state on Sunday evening, and that it had been tracked from the moment it crossed the border from the direction of Ethiopia.
Anadolu Agency said Sudan's army General Command announced on Monday that its air defences had shot down a hostile drone on Sunday evening near Wad al-Mahi in Blue Nile state, after it crossed into Sudanese airspace from Ethiopia. The army did not identify the operator, type or target. Natna News could not verify the claim.
Sudan's army General Command said its air defences shot down a hostile drone near the Wad al-Mahi area of south-eastern Blue Nile state on Sunday evening, and that the aircraft had been tracked from the moment it crossed into Sudanese airspace from Ethiopia. The army did not identify who operated the drone, and gave no details of its type, origin or intended target. Natna News could not independently verify the account. Fighting in Blue Nile state has intensified between the army and the Rapid Support Forces with its ally the SPLM-N; on 9 October a drone strike on a displacement camp at Abu Shandi in the same locality killed about 30 people.
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