In Sudan, two drone attacks occurred resulting in the deaths of 28 people.

Medical personnel and witnesses in North Darfur State in western Sudan and North Kordofan State in central Sudan said on the 26th that both states were attacked by drones on the 25th, resulting in a total of 28 deaths. A witness in Saraf Omra city in North Darfur State told Xinhua reporters that on the morning of the 25th, a drone hovered over the city and then launched an attack on the government building, a major market, and a tanker truck, causing a huge explosion. Several shops in the market were destroyed in the attack. A medical personnel at a local hospital told reporters that after the attack, the hospital had admitted 17 injured people and received 22 bodies. Due to a lack of emergency medical supplies for surgery in the area, some of the injured have been transferred to medical facilities outside the city for treatment. A witness in Rahid city in North Kordofan State told reporters that a bus traveling from the city to Umm Rawaba was attacked by a drone on the 25th, resulting in 6 deaths and 12 injuries. The injured have been taken to hospitals for treatment. Currently, Saraf Omra city and Rahid city are controlled by the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Armed Forces respectively, and no organization or individual has claimed responsibility for the two attacks.