Sudan has formally accused Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates of orchestrating drone strikes on Khartoum International Airport and nearby military installations. The attack, which caused minor damage but no casualties, interrupted a fragile recovery in the capital after years of civil war. Sudanese officials claim to have tracked drones entering from Bahir Dar in Ethiopia and linked them to Emirati equipment, calling the act 'direct aggression.' Ethiopia has dismissed the claims as baseless, reaffirming its historical ties with Sudan, while the UAE has not issued a statement. The incident halts a brief return to normalcy, including the first international commercial flight in three years, and raises concerns about regional involvement in the conflict. Since the war began in 2023, over 12 million people have been displaced and more than 150,000 killed, according to UN estimates.