- UAE funds, arms, and supports RSF in Sudan; EU negotiates trade with UAE; Parliament passes texts condemning conflict; UAE also trained mercenaries in Libya.
- UAE territory was exploited for illicit military deals benefiting Sudan.
Abu Dhabi-based firms recruited mercenaries for the civil war in Sudan.
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Abu Dhabi-based firms recruited mercenaries for the civil war in Sudan.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The deployment of Colombian contractors to Sudan via a UAE network is alleged.1 source
Abu Dhabi firms recruited mercenaries for the Sudan civil war.1 source
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