
Founding Alliance Condemns Nyala Livestock-Market Attack, Calls for Independent Investigation
In a statement dated 16 October 2026, the Sudan Founding Alliance (“Tasis”) condemned what it called a drone strike on Nyala’s livestock market, reporting 30 civilians killed and 43 injured, and called for urgent international intervention and an independent, transparent investigation.
The Sudan Founding Alliance has condemned an attack on the livestock market in Nyala, which it attributed to a drone strike, saying 30 civilians were killed and 43 injured. The Alliance described the targeting of popular markets and populated areas as a violation of international humanitarian law and a war crime, and said other markets had been similarly attacked. It held the Muslim Brotherhood army and its supporters legally and morally responsible for the attack, the statement said. The Alliance called for urgent international intervention and an independent, transparent investigation, offered condolences to the victims’ families, and wished the wounded a speedy recovery. The statement was signed by Ahmed Tuqd Lisan, official spokesperson of the Sudan Founding Alliance.
