• Blue Nile: Nine civilians were killed and others seriously wounded in a drone strike that targeted this morning, Tuesday, the village of Bani Shako in the Al-Kaili administrative unit in Al-Kurmuk locality, and the locality commissioner, Abdel Aati Mohamed Al-Faki, said the strike was carried out by the Rapid Support Forces, while no comment has been issued by the Rapid Support Forces on the incident so far (Source: Anadolu Agency via A News, 10 November, and Eastleigh Voice) • Human rights: The Sudanese Observatory for Human Rights condemned the Bani Shako strike, and called for an immediate halt to strikes targeting civilians, villages and populated areas (Source: Sudanese Observatory for Human Rights, via Eastleigh Voice) • The Ahmed Haroun file: The National Congress Party demanded the immediate release of its chairman, Ahmed Mohamed Haroun, and said in its statement that the military authorities had arrested him again in Kassala State without giving reasons or justifications, describing the detention as an abuse of power, while two lawyers from the defence team said his place of detention is unknown and no reasons for his arrest have been announced, and no official statement has been issued by the army on this matter so far (Source: Statement of the National Congress Party, via Al-Mashhad Al-Arabi, 10 November, and Associated Press and Reuters) • Reactions to Haroun's arrest: The United Civil Forces Alliance "Qimam" described, through its spokesman Osman Abdel Rahman Suleiman, Haroun's arrest as a political play, accusing the army leadership of attempting to conceal its links to Islamist networks associated with the Bashir regime (Source: The Sudan Times, citing Erem News) • Kordofan: The head of the Justice and Equality Movement and Minister of Finance, Jibril Ibrahim, acknowledged the fall of a number of the movement's fighters in the recent Kordofan battles, and said the forces had achieved what he described as a sweeping victory over the Rapid Support Forces despite their use of drones, armoured vehicles and fighters from outside the country, noting that among the dead were fighters who had taken part in the battles of Al-Jaili and the recapture of Khartoum (Source: Jibril Ibrahim, via the X platform and Facebook, reported by Sudan Independent and Al-Mashhad Al-Sudani) • Abyei and South Sudan: The meeting of the Joint Political and Security Mechanism between Sudan and South Sudan, postponed to the period from 8 to 10 November, concludes its work today, while the mandate of the "UNISFA" mission ends on 15 November, and the Government of South Sudan renewed its call to respect the existing agreements, protect civilians and resolve outstanding issues peacefully (Source: UN envoy for the Horn of Africa Guang Kong before the Security Council, via ReliefWeb, and the Government of South Sudan via The Dawn, Juba, 9 November) • Darfur: Doctors Without Borders said in its November 2026 report that it had recorded more than 28 thousand measles patients in the facilities it supports across the four Darfur states, and that 75% of the patients are unvaccinated and 69% of them are under the age of five (Source: Doctors Without Borders, via Eastleigh Voice) • The states: The Director General of the Police Forces arrived in River Nile State and discussed with its wali the security and policing situation in the state, Gadaref crop markets received 7,240 sacks of sesame, training workshops were launched in Sennar State to enhance the quality of the health system and patient safety, the Gadaref Specialised Centre for Diabetes Patients said it had contributed to reducing limb amputations from 28% to 4%, while health coverage in Red Sea State exceeded 74.5% with preparations for a campaign to sponsor 25 thousand additional families (Source: Sudan News Agency - SUNA, via headlines of Sudanese newspapers published today, Al-Lahza and Al-Roaya News)

— Editorial Team