N'DJAMENA, Dec 26 (Reuters) - A ‌drone attack killed two Chadian soldiers at a military ‌camp near the Sudan border before dawn on Friday, local ‌authorities and a security source said, adding it was not immediately clear who was behind the strike. Two people were killed and one seriously injured in the ‍attack on the border town of Tine, ‍said Hamit Hassan, prefect of ‌the department that includes Tine. A Chadian military intelligence officer told Reuters the drone came from Sudan but it was unclear ⁠whether it was launched by the country’s army or ‌paramilitary Rapid Support Force. If it is a Sudanese military drone, we will exercise our right to retaliate," the officer, who asked not to be named ‍because he wasn't authorized to speak on ‌the record, told Reuters. More than 12 million people have already ​been displaced by the ongoing war in Sudan, according to the International Rescue Committee (IRC).

Source: The Star December 26, 2025 17:22 UTC