An Airplane Delivered From Belarus Was Destroyed In Sudan: Satellite Images Have Appeared

The airplane was parked next to a military hangar.

Satellite images have emerged of the destroyed in May former Belarusian airline Rubystar flight in Port Sudan.

Daily Mail in its story detailed RSF militia drone attacks on critical infrastructure in Port Sudan from May 4 to 7, noted "OtVinta".

It appears that Kush Aviation's IL-76TD (reg. ST-DIL) was stationed at the Osman Digna airbase located within Port Sudan International Airport. It appears that in the image I posted earlier, the aircraft was standing next to a military hangar.

A targeted RSF drone attack on a government forces airbase was carried out on May 4. Afterward, NASA's satellite fire detection system recorded two heat trails over the airbase for two days. As a result, the airplane and hangar were almost completely burned.

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