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  1. UAE expands military and economic footprint in Africa, facilitating gold and arms transit through Chad and Libya to support Sudan's RSF.
  2. A transnational network is implicated in arms flows, involving advanced drone systems and foreign weapons supplied to conflict zones.
  3. Colombian, UAE, and Chad companies are supplying advanced weapons and drone systems through a transnational network.

An Abu Dhabi company deployed Colombian fighters to participate in the civil war in Sudan.

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An Abu Dhabi company deployed Colombian fighters to participate in the civil war in Sudan.

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