Military equipment is being shipped to the Sudan conflict zone from the UAE.
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Updated Aug 6
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What happened
Military equipment is being shipped to the Sudan conflict zone from the UAE.
Who's involved
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UAE funds, arms, and supports RSF in Sudan; EU negotiates trade with UAE; Parliament passes texts condemning conflict; UAE also trained mercenaries in Libya.Also in this story
- The UAE previously trained and funded Southern forces.
- MSF appealed to UNGA regarding the conflict in Sudan, noting foreign support from the UAE fuels the fighting.
- The European Parliament is demanding the International Criminal Court expand its jurisdiction to cover war crimes in Sudan.
The entities involved
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Sudan
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UAE
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Related events
- Conflict continues in North Darfur, Sudan, prompting calls for policy shifts and reviewing defense exports to the UAE.
- Rivalry between Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia is leading to actions against Sudan, including backing the army and imposing financial blockades.
- Sudanese forces secured Egyptian trucks and implemented security measures in the Northern State.
- The UAE is intercepting arms shipments destined for the Sudanese Armed Forces (RSF), with interests tied to resource exploitation and Red Sea port access.
- Sudan accuses Ethiopia of hosting training camps while the UAE provides financial backing to various conflict groups.