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A draft United Nations report has revealed that a cross-border logistical network suspected of using Boeing 727 aircraft, linked to an American military contractor, to transport weapons and mercenaries to the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan. The investigation showed that these planes, which have been arriving at N'Djamena Airport since November 2024, use air corridors connecting Chad, Sudan, Libya, and Somalia, despite the arms embargo on Darfur imposed since 2004. The findings also indicate that some of the aircraft were sold to companies associated with American contractors, and there is evidence of deliberate efforts to conceal their movements. Additionally, the report notes the involvement of Colombian mercenaries supporting the Rapid Support Forces amid the ongoing conflict since April 2023.
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