Three journalists were killed in a drone strike on Khartoum’s presidential palace by the Rapid Support Forces shortly after the military reconquered the area. They were reporting for state television during the incident.

On March 21, 2025, three journalists were killed in a drone strike carried out by the Rapid Support Forces on Khartoum’s presidential palace. This incident occurred shortly after the Sudanese military had regained control of the palace. The men were affiliated with Sudanese state television and were reportedly targeting a specific area within the palace during the strike.

The tragic loss of three journalists in Sudan underscores the dangers faced by media personnel in conflict zones. The attack highlights the ongoing volatility in Khartoum, particularly following military actions. It serves as a grim reminder of the risks that reporters take to provide coverage in unstable regions.

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