TREE NEWS update: Three power stations in Sudan were hit by drone strikes on November 2, causing widespread electricity outages across the country’s eastern and northern regions. The stations — Alroma and New Halfa in Kassala state in the east, and Al-Gazali in Northern state — were severely damaged. The attacks targeted two plants in Kassala and one in Northern state.
Drone strikes hit three Sudan power stations, causing widespread outages
Strikes on three named power stations in a single day point to a coordinated campaign against Sudan's grid rather than incidental battlefield damage, and the loss of plants in both Kassala and Northern state spreads the impact across eastern and northern regions at once. The immediate effect falls on households and businesses already contending with war-driven infrastructure decay, and on any commercial or industrial activity dependent on reliable power. Whether the outages prove temporary or become a longer structural problem is the open question, along with whether power infrastructure emerges as a recurring target.
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