Potential path of an IAF strike package to Sudan; GraphicMaps.com map
Times of Israel: Sudan denies attack after ‘foreign’ planes said to hit military site
Witnesses claim jets hitting area near Khartoum may have been Israeli, but army spokesman says no strike, though anti-aircraft fire used on object in sky
Officials and residents of the Sudanese city of Omdurman said foreign warplanes struck a military installation nearby late Tuesday night, a London-based Arabic news outlet reported early Wednesday.
However, a Sudanese army spokesperson denied that any Sudanese facilities had been struck, confirming only that anti-aircraft fire had been directed against an object in the sky.
Witnesses in Omdurman said they saw and heard large explosions at a military site near the city, which sits across the Nile River from the capital Khartoum, the Al-Araby news outlet reported.
More News On Reports Of An Israeli Air Strike On A Military Installation In Sudan
Did IAF strike military targets in Sudan? -- Israel Hayom
Sudan aims anti-aircraft fire at 'target' near capital: army -- AFP
Loud explosions heard in Sudanese capital of Khartoum thought to be Israeli air raid -- IBTimes
Israeli jets strike Sudan - report -- Globes
Sudan's anti-aircraft weapons confront moving object over military area: army -- Xinhua
Sudan Claims it Shot Down Israeli Drone -- Arutz Sheva
Israeli drone shot down over Sudan: report -- Al Bawaba
Sudan denies attack on its facilities, says it intercepted 'object' -- i24 News
Sudanese army says it downed Israeli UAV north of Khartoum -- YNet News
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