Khartoum Unveils Evidence to Prosecute UAE and Criticizes International Criminal Court

Sudanese Minister of Justice, Abdullah Dref, revealed that Khartoum intends to take unprecedented legal measures to prosecute both the United Arab Emirates and the Rapid Support Forces, based on concrete evidence and definitive data proving Abu Dhabi's involvement in supplying and arming the Sudanese armed forces during the recent war. He explained that the military exhibit contains advanced weapons, including modern manufactured drones, indicating that the relevant laboratories sent them, emphasizing that this clearly demonstrates that Emirati support contributed to war crimes and crimes against humanity. He also confirmed that Sudan plans to pursue legal avenues through various channels, including the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice, to hold responsible parties accountable, despite the UAE's previous denial of financing any side in the conflict with weapons. In conclusion, he pointed out that the legal teams are preparing files ready for international courts aiming to achieve justice as soon as possible.

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