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In May 2026, The Civil Aviation Authority Of Which Conflict-Ridden Nation Issued An Official Notam Reopening Its Main International Airport After A Major Drone Attack Forced Its Closure?
Sudan's Civil Aviation Authority announced that Khartoum International Airport has officially reopened to international commercial traffic following security clearances post the May 4 drone strikes.
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