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In an official statement, the Sudan Founding Alliance (Tasis) said Egyptian strikes hit mining areas in North Al-Wadi, Al-Uqaydat and Al-Ansari, more than 50 km inside Sudan, killing hundreds of Sudanese civilian miners, and demanded an immediate halt, an independent international investigation and fair compensation.

Brig. Gen. Al-Hadi Hamdna Al-Bashir, deputy commander of the Sudanese army's Al-Sayyad mobile force, was killed on Thursday in clashes with the Rapid Support Forces in Kordofan, where he commanded the force's second unit, according to reports.

Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi issued Decision No. 41 appointing Maj. Gen. Mohamed Salah Al-Din Farah Deputy Director General of Police, under Article 73(b) of the Transitional Constitution and as part of the plan to complete state institutions, directing state bodies to implement it from its date of issue.

The Sudan Founding Alliance (Tasis) said its forces had liberated Al-Kaili–Kilo 6, Sali and several strategic military sites in the New Funj region of Blue Nile, seizing military equipment, and called on army personnel in Damazin and the region to surrender, promising humane treatment under international law.

Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi congratulated Luke J. Lindberg on his appointment as head of the UN World Food Programme and called for direct coordination with the Peace Government to speed aid to vulnerable groups, as Sudan faces food insecurity, water scarcity, mass displacement and collapsing services.

The Peace Government's Foreign Ministry welcomed Ethiopia's decision to close Sudan's consulate in Assosa as serving shared interests, and called on friendly states to adopt what it called the precise description of the regime as a 'coup and terrorist regime'.

Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi said El Fasher has taken advanced steps toward full stability, citing the reopening of schools, the gradual return of market activity, the resumption of prosecution and justice work, and renewed movement on the city streets.

Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi has issued Decision No. 40 appointing directors for six Sudanese universities: Nyala, El Fasher, Zalingei, Al-Salam, Geneina and El Daein, as part of the plan to complete the state educational institutions, directing all state bodies to implement it from its date of issue.

Informed sources told NSNA that Ethiopia has ordered Sudan's consulate in the border city of Assosa, Benishangul-Gumuz, closed, declared its diplomatic staff and employees personae non gratae, and given them 48 hours to leave, amid rising tensions between Khartoum and Addis Ababa.

The minister added that emergency teams moved immediately to the scene of the incident, while the city's hospitals received large numbers of the injured who were distributed to various health facilities, where medical and health cadres performed first aid and urgent surgical operations.

Unidentified drone strikes hit the 76th Brigade headquarters in Al-Dabba and a security apparatus headquarters, reportedly leaving dozens dead and wounded from the Al-Baraa battalion, and destroyed the Abu Hamad and Al-Dabba power stations — cutting power and halting work at fuel stations and other vital facilities.

Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Taayshi directed state secretaries-general to begin immediate handover procedures — handover notes and a property and records inventory — reporting to the Ministry of Cabinet Affairs within a week, following the Presidential Council's abolition of the Civil Administrations Document.

The Peace Government Council of Ministers held its second meeting in El Fasher, chaired by Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Ta'ashi, a year after El Fasher's liberation — discussing the previous report, a food-shortage plan, and a Foreign Minister briefing on the UN envoy meeting, and pledging recovery across Sudan.

The Transitional Government of Peace's Council of Ministers held its second meeting in El Fasher on 28 October, chaired by Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi, coinciding with the first anniversary of the city's liberation.

Presidential Council head General Mohamed Hamdan issued Decree No. 19 of 2026 abolishing the 2024 Civil Administrations Document, dissolving all civil administrations and founding councils in Darfur and West Kordofan and ending their office holders' mandates.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Government of Peace, Mr. Ammar Amon, met on Thursday in Nairobi, the Kenyan capital, with Pekka Haavisto, the United Nations Secretary-General’s Personal Envoy for Sudan. Their discussions focused on the consequences of the ongoing war.

The Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal convicted a network it said supplied weapons, ammunition and military equipment to the Sudanese Armed Forces through companies, bank transfers and cash payments, handing life sentences to eight defendants, fines and confiscations in the money laundering charges, penalties against s

The Ministry of Health of the Transitional Peace Government said the toll from the attack on Tingung Market in Nyala has risen to 188 deaths and 356 injuries, and called for urgent medical supplies and protection for civilians under international humanitarian law.

The Transitional Government of Peace says it has submitted complaints over a reported drone strike on Domaya market in Nyala on 26 October, reporting 102 people killed and 113 injured, and requesting independent investigation and preservation of evidence.

In a meeting in Nyala, Prime Minister Al-Taishi received David Phillips, the global director of the “Samarthens Peace” international organisation, to discuss worsening food, water and shelter needs and ways to expand relief and health interventions in Peace Government areas.

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.

Addressing residents of Buram locality, Prime Minister Al-Taishi set out three messages: the Peace Government draws its legitimacy from the peoples, not the elite; security is a partnership built on a new federal police; and the locality’s gold, livestock and gum arabic revenues belong to its citizens under a transpare

In a speech published on 8 October 2026, the Peace Government’s Prime Minister Al-Taishi thanked journalists for responsible coverage of conference deliberations, accused “paid media” of spreading bad news to destabilise Peace Government areas, and pledged a model “100% different” from Port Sudan within 11 months.

In a speech to a social cohesion conference between the Fallata and Masalit, Prime Minister Al-Taishi said a market dispute in Gereida was a symptom of 70 years of state failure, and committed his government to implementing the conference’s outcomes.