Technical analysis of the “Pavilion of a Flying”, struck the Port Sudan airport

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Specialists published information and technical analysis of the “Pavilion of Pavilion” that struck the Port Sudan airport, and was dropped by the airport’s anti-ground.

General description: The depicted plane features a “Flying Wing” design, a design known for its high efficiency in reducing the radar fingerprint and increasing aviation efficiency, and is used in reconnaissance tasks and accurate attacks.

Specifications shown from the pictures:

1. Temple and Design:

A streamlined shape without a vertical tail, which reduces air resistance.

Wide wings help to carry more weight and fly for a long time.

An open cavity in the middle of the temple, it is likely that it is intended for pregnancy:

Electronic controller.

Advanced GPS location system.

A mild war battery or head.

2. Engine:

Dual-cylinder internal combustion motor (2-Clinder), uses liquid fuel.

A background fans installed in the middle, providing a direct push.

This type of motor is often used in long -term and medium load aircraft.

3. Possible job:

Air reconnaissance: thanks to the capacity of long flying and calmness of the relative sound.

Micro -attacks: by installing a guided warhead or small ammunition directed by GPS or INS.

Endown Monitoring or Photography: HD or thermal cameras can be installed.

4. Origin and possibilities:

It is not a commercial plane available to the open market, which is likely to be designed or modified in a military facility.

The technology used and the engine refers to European or Chinese technologies, but the installation and structure are similar to locally modified aircraft in the Emirates or through a third party on their behalf.

Similar marches were monitored in several previous operations linked to the Emirates in the conflict areas.

5. Supporting contextual evidence:

Use this plane in an active operations area.

Its great similarity to the wreckage of the previously documented and belling numbers confirming its manufacture in 2024.

The associated attack pattern targets strategic centers, which connects them with an organized tactical tactic within the UAE supported forces.

The final conclusion: The running plane that was found in the last photos is an offensive and reconnaissance “flying”, which is likely to be modified or produced within Emirati military facilities, and is used to implement accurate attacks on strategic targets inside Sudanese territory. Its technical characteristics supports the hypothesis that it is part of an Emirati manufacturing program that depends on commercial components and hybrid techniques to fry