Port Sudan forces shell North Darfur with 44 artillery pieces.

Arabian Sea Newspaper - Special

**Arab Sea_ Source: yandex:** Local residents from Mellit city in Sudan's North Darfur State revealed that there were deaths and injuries as a result of an airstrike launched by Port Sudan forces yesterday morning, Tuesday. Citizens told Radio Dabanga that a shell fell in the city's market, killing more than 10 people, while they were unable to determine the nature of the bombing, whether it was by warplanes or drones. Mellit city has been subjected to 44 artillery bombardments, the last of which was at the end of August, when an aid convoy belonging to the World Food Program was bombed, resulting in two trucks catching fire. The Rapid Support Forces control Mellit city, which is an important commercial center for the movement of goods coming from Libya. Identical sources also revealed that the city of Kutum in North Darfur State was targeted by two drones. They confirmed that one of them fell in the old transportation station and the second in the onion market. The Rapid Support Forces control the city of Kutum, which houses a large number of displaced people.