Founding Forces liberate several strategic military sites in the New Fung region.

Sudan Founding Alliance Forces 

Important Statement
4 November 2026

Today, Wednesday, the heroes of Sudan Founding Alliance Forces (Tasis) achieved yet another victory in their continued series of triumphs, liberating the areas of Al-Kili - Kilo 6, along with several strategic military sites in the New Fung region, following a crushing defeat inflicted on Al-Burhan militia and the battalions of the terrorist Islamic Movement.

Our forces seized a substantial military equipment, marking a significant development with far-reaching implications, given the strategic location and military importance of the areas liberated from the Muslim Brotherhood militia.

In achieving this victory and liberating these strategic military areas, the heroes of Founding Forces have taught Al-Burhan militias a lesson in valour and courage, forcing them to retreat in defeat and disarray. Meanwhile, our forces continued their advance until the last of the terrorist strongholds in the region had been liberated.

Our forces urgently call on all individuals within the ranks of the Muslim Brotherhood militia in the Blue Nile/New Fung region to surrender rather than persist in the current military situation, which amounts to military suicide and will not change the inevitable outcome of the ongoing battles in the region. We further urge them to surrender to our forces deployed in the area, guaranteeing their safety and humane treatment in accordance with international laws and conventions.

Today's victory reaffirms our forces' firm determination and resolve to continue liberating the entire homeland from the remnants of terrorist elements who pose threat to our people and the peoples of the region. New areas will soon be liberated, as our forces advance towards these areas with confidence and teadfastness to liberate the entire homeland and restore stability to our people.

May God grant mercy and forgiveness to our noble martyrs.

Sudan Founding Alliance Forces