New footage has emerged showing the burnt-out remains of a Chinese-built CH-95 unmanned aerial vehicle operated by the Rapid Support Forces after it was tracked and destroyed by a Sudanese Armed Forces Bayraktar AKINCI TİHA. The wreckage provides a rare close-up of the drone’s payload, with TL-20 and FT-8D guided bombs still mounted on the wing stations and left completely untouched by the strike. The images capture the fuselage in a state of heavy fire damage while the munitions remain clearly visible. This incident marks the latest addition to a rapidly growing list of RSF drone losses inflicted by Sudan’s AKINCI fleet throughout the year.

The successful intercept underscores the effectiveness of the Bayraktar AKINCI in countering Chinese-made systems deployed by the Rapid Support Forces. Sudanese forces continue to expand their tally of such shootdowns as the conflict intensifies. The intact bombs on the destroyed airframe raise questions about the operational readiness of RSF drone units and the precision of Sudanese tracking methods. Further details on the exact location and timing of the engagement remain limited, yet the visual evidence confirms another clear victory for the AKINCI platform.