UN Security Council Condemns Abyei Drone Attacks as Possible War Crimes, in Statement Read by Greece's Balta
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After drone attacks in a controversial border region between Sudan and South Sudan with dozens of deaths, the states of the UN Security Council have demanded clarification.
UN Security Council condemns Abyei drone attacks as possible war crimes, in statement read by Greece's Balta
The Security Council condemned the 19 October drone attacks near Amiet Market and Todach in Abyei, called for a prompt investigation and said attacks on civilians could amount to war crimes.
Khartoum, October 24, 2026 – The head of the Abyei Area Oversight Committee on the Sudanese side, Al-Khair Abu Muraidat, called on the United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA) on Saturday to conduct an investigation and identify those responsible for the attack on the Al-Naam market. On October 19, drones attacked the market, also known as “Amit,” killing 80 people and injuring 19 others, while some remain missing, according to t…
Local authorities reported that at least 150 people were killed in Monday's attacks. The United Nations has so far confirmed at least 80 deaths, while others are still being sought.
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