News from Sudan

— 🇸🇩 / 🇪🇬: Darfur Governor Minni Minawi urged Sudan and Egypt to publicly share investigation findings into the October 10 airstrikes on Sudanese gold miners near the Egyptian border.

Eyewitnesses reported approximately 200 people martyred, most reportedly from Darfur. The death toll remains independently unverified.

Following a meeting with Egypt's ambassador in Port Sudan, Minawi called for joint coordination, accountability, and transparency to reassure victims' families.

Egyptian diplomats expressed regret over the deaths and pledged cooperation with Sudanese investigators.

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"Satellite imagery captured on 12 October shows a smoke plume near the runway at RSF-operated Nyala Airport in Sudan’s South Darfur 🇸🇩. The cause remains unknown, with no recent reports of SAF strikes on the airport."

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— 🇸🇩: The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) warns that genocide, mass displacement, and severe drought are accelerating famine risk across Sudan.

- 8.58 million people displaced nationwide.
- 50% of croplands showing poor vegetation growth, rising to 64% in North Darfur.
- Acute malnutrition rates of 38% and 30.8% recorded in two South Darfur displacement camps, exceeding the 30% famine-related malnutrition threshold.
- 300,000+ displaced across Greater Kordofan since late 2025.
- Sudan's 2026 humanitarian response plan remains 57% underfunded.
- Fighting, failed harvests, cholera outbreaks, and attacks on humanitarian convoys are further restricting access to food and lifesaving assistance.

The IPC warns that essential civilian survival systems are collapsing and calls for immediate humanitarian access and emergency funding.

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— 🇸🇩🇹🇩: A young Sudanese refugee was killed in Adré refugee camp, eastern Chad, amid growing concerns over armed robberies, intimidation, and attacks against refugees.

Chadian police are investigating the killing, while refugee advocacy group PAGES has called for urgent security intervention.

Separately, a large fire swept through the camp, destroying numerous temporary shelters and leaving Sudanese families exposed without adequate accommodation. Strong winds and a lack of firefighting equipment reportedly worsened the blaze.

Meanwhile, in South Darfur, gunmen attacked traders travelling to a market east of Nyala, killing Saddam Abkar Khamis and wounding seven others.

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— 🇸🇩 / 🇪🇬: October 12, 2026
Egypt's military announced the third phase of an operation targeting alleged illegal gold mining networks near Sudan's border, following deadly airstrikes on artisanal mining sites on October 10.

Survivors previously reported at least 200 miners killed, hundreds wounded, and more than 15,000 displaced, accusing Egyptian aircraft of carrying out the strikes.

Egyptian military spokesperson Col. Ahmed Etman said the campaign targeted criminal networks operating within Egyptian territory, following the distribution of warning leaflets.

Sudan's military chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has ordered a judicial and military investigation into the attack.

⚠️ Egypt confirmed border security operations but did not explicitly acknowledge responsibility for the reported airstrikes. The casualty figures remain independently unverified.

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— 🇸🇩 / 🇪🇬: October 11, 2026
At least 200 gold miners were reportedly killed and hundreds seriously wounded in airstrikes targeting artisanal mining camps in Shamal al-Wadi, Red Sea state, near Sudan's border with Egypt.

Survivors told Sudan Tribune that warplanes launched more than five missiles around 6 a.m. on October 10, destroying shelters and collapsing mining shafts with workers trapped underground.

More than 15,000 miners were reportedly displaced, fleeing into surrounding mountains and caves.

Survivors accused the Egyptian military of carrying out the strikes, citing previous border operations and territorial disputes over mineral-rich mining sites.

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🇸🇦📢 A Saudi ISR drone has entered Sudan, headed towards the south.

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— 🇦🇪🇰🇬: October 11, 2026
Aerostan's Kyrgyzstan-registered Boeing 747-228F (EX-47004) was tracked departing Al Ain, UAE, toward Ethiopia under flight KW4033 / BSC4033.

At 13:29 UTC, the aircraft was recorded over Ethiopia at 14,175 ft, travelling southwest at 312 knots.
The same aircraft was separately tracked northeast across the Gulf of Aden toward Oman under KW4034 / BSC4034, suggesting a possible return movement.

These flights follow repeated Aerostan UAE–Djibouti operations documented in August and September.
Final landing locations and cargo remain unconfirmed.

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— 🇸🇩: Deadly attacks across Blue Nile, North Kordofan, West Kordofan and South Darfur have left dozens martyred and injured.

🔴 Blue Nile: The regional government reports 30 civilians martyred in an alleged RSF drone strike on a displacement shelter in Abu Shandi. Emergency Lawyers separately reported eight children martyred and 26 women seriously injured, with the full toll still unclear.

🔴 North Kordofan: A reported RSF drone strike injured six civilians in El Obeid, damaging homes and destroying six vehicles.

🔴 West Kordofan: Four displaced people were killed by an unexploded mine in Babanusa, bringing reported mine-related deaths in the city to approximately 35, with more than 20 people suffering amputations.

🔴 South Darfur: Eleven people were martyred in armed clashes in Wad El Fursan following a dispute involving RSF personnel and a motorcycle trader.

Meanwhile, the IOM reports another 1,275 people displaced from villages in Blue Nile's Wad El Mahi locality amid worsening insecurity.

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— 🇸🇩: October 10, 2026
At least five airstrikes reportedly hit artisanal gold mining camps at Al-Uqaydat mine, near Al-Ansari market in Sudan’s River Nile state, close to the Egyptian border.

Local miners reported dozens killed or wounded, with at least 20 injured workers brought for emergency treatment. Hundreds reportedly fled into surrounding mountains without water or supplies.

The strikes follow heightened border tensions over gold prospecting. In June, Egypt's military acknowledged operations against illegal mining, smuggling, and border crossings, arresting more than 200 people.

⚠️ The aircraft responsible for the latest strikes have not been identified. Sudan Tribune could not independently verify the casualty figures, and neither Sudanese nor Egyptian military officials had responded to requests for comment.

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— 🇸🇩: Sudanese rights organization Youth for Darfur (Mashad) reports documenting 3,708 cases of rape and sexual violence against men and boys since the genocide began in April 2023, including more than 900 children under 18.

The organization attributes 73% of documented incidents to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and 27% to other armed groups and forces.

Mashad collected direct testimonies from over 80 male survivors, including former detainees who reported sexual assault in detention facilities.

The group also raised unverified allegations of forced organ removal at detention facilities in El Fasher and Nyala, calling for an independent international investigation.

⚠️ Sudan Tribune could not independently verify the figures or allegations. Mashad warns that restricted access, communications blackouts, and ongoing fighting mean the documented cases may represent only a fraction of the actual violence.

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— 🇸🇩: Approximately six people are martyring daily from worsening humanitarian and health conditions in SLM-AW-controlled areas of Darfur, according to a local official.

The movement's civil administration declared famine in Jebel Marra, Tawila, Ain Siro, and displacement camps in September.

Severe malnutrition, failed harvests, food shortages, and disease outbreaks are devastating displaced communities. Health facilities are overwhelmed by cholera, malaria, measles, dengue fever, mpox, and other illnesses.

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— 🇸🇩: October 7, 2026
Four civilians, including a child, were reportedly shot dead by RSF-affiliated fighters in Tayba Oulad Balouh village, west of El Mazroub, North Kordofan.

According to the Kordofan Observatory, armed men travelling in a Land Cruiser entered the home of Abd El Baqi Suleiman Hassan late Tuesday night, demanding his vehicle keys and access to his room, apparently intending to seize money and property.

When Hassan refused, the fighters allegedly opened fire, martyring him. Ahmed El Jaili Balouh, who arrived after hearing the gunshots, was also martyred.

El Amin Habib Nasir and a child were reportedly martyred before the armed group withdrew.

The killings occurred amid heightened tensions following the Sudanese army's announcement that it had recaptured El Mazroub after an RSF withdrawal.

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— 🇸🇩: Worsening drought, widespread crop failure, and severe shortages of water and livestock feed are threatening thousands of families in Ain Siro, Kutum locality, North Darfur.

According to Adam Rojal, spokesperson for the General Coordination for Refugees and Displaced Persons in Darfur, erratic rainfall has caused a near-total harvest collapse, depriving farming families of food and income.

Water shortages and dwindling fodder supplies have killed livestock, while the arrival of displaced families has placed additional pressure on already strained wells.

⚠️ Regular humanitarian aid deliveries remain absent, raising fears of a worsening crisis affecting both residents and displaced communities.

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