🇸🇩 | At least 153 people have been buried in two mass graves after drones struck a crowded market in Abyei, a disputed territory on the Sudan–South Sudan border. The attack hit Amiet market on Monday, local officials said. They say others remain missing and the death toll is likely to rise. Those killed include Sudanese, South Sudanese and Somali nationals, most of them traders. Doctors Without Borders said it was treating more than 20 wounded, some with severe burns. South Sudan summoned Sudan’s ambassador in protest, and Abyei residents marched on Tuesday to demand protection. UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the attack and called for accountability. Since the war began in 2023, Amiet has become a hub for fuel moving into Sudan. In May, the UN warned that the UAE-backed RSF’s growing presence around the market was raising tensions. The strike came during one of the deadliest weeks of the war. A day earlier, a drone strike on a transport hub in West Kordofan killed at least 80 people.