Bombing kills 30 at Nyala livestock market in Sudan
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Sudantribune
Thirty people, including 17 women and five children, were killed and more than 40 injured in the bombing of a livestock market in Nyala, Sudan, according to the Rapid Support Forces and the Tasis alliance. The groups accuse the Sudanese army and Egypt, while local sources attribute the strike to the army, Sudan Tribune reports.
A bombardment killed 30 people at the Nyala livestock market, in South Darfur state, Sudan, the Sudan Founding Alliance, known as “Tasis”, announced on Friday 16 October 2026, Sudan Tribune reports.
The attack struck a place frequented by civilians in the city of Nyala, according to the Sudan Founding Alliance, cited by Sudan Tribune.
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