Sudan has cut diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates (UAE), after repeatedly accusing the Gulf nation of backing the rival Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the country's civil war. The announcement comes after the RSF were blamed for three days of attacks on the usually safe city of Port Sudan.

The International Court of Justice said on Monday it had dismissed Sudan's genocide case against the United Arab Emirates over the UAE's alleged interference in Darfur, saying it lacked authority to rule on the matter.

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Drone strikes have hit a major power station in the Sudanese city of Port Sudan causing a "complete power outage", the country's electricity provider said. Explosions and huge fires have been reported near the city's main international airport as a paramilitary force targeted the key city for the third consecutive day.

Explosions have been heard in the Sudanese city of Port Sudan as a paramilitary force targeted the de-facto capital of the country's military-led government for the third consecutive day. Thick black smoke could be seen at dawn on the skyline of the previously safe city where thousands of people fleeing the two-year civil war have sought refuge.

Multiple explosions have been heard and a huge fire seen in Port Sudan, where hundreds of thousands of displaced people have sought refuge.