Colombian forces are among the victims of an air strike in Nyala

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Africa’s magazine reported a report in which she asked, “Was a Colombian paramilitary forces among the amazing victims of the raid launched by the Sudanese Armed Forces drones in Nyala, Darfur, on May 3?”

He pointed out that, with the help of Turkish Bayrakdar TB2 aircraft operators, the Sudanese army targeted a plane that was preparing to take off from Nyala Airport, with foreign fighters on board.

The strike angered the support forces, rapidly, and even more angered the United Arab Emirates – which responded by hitting the infrastructure in Port Sudan, where the proof government is stationed for a period of six consecutive days.

According to the magazine, which is close to the international intelligence services, that in the aftermath of this, the Sudanese government, without providing any evidence, glimpsed that the strikes of the invitation forces, the rapid M, may have been launched from northern Somalia by the United Arab Emirates.

The magazine said that the Busasu Airport, the main center of the Emirates to supply weapons to Sudan, is involved in the Sudanese civil war; Abu Dhabi established an air bridge to supply the Rapid Support Forces with weapons. The Somali Busasu in the northwest of Buntland is a central link in this logistical process