Abu Dhabi Court delays Sudan Military Equipment case
The Federal Court of Abu Dhabi has decided to postpone the hearing of the Sudanese military equipment case to August 12 to allow for the completion of defense arguments. The prosecution presented physical evidence and confessions indicating the defendants' involvement in illegal arms trade, money laundering, and the exploitation of state institutions to execute the deal. Investigations revealed that the transactions were conducted at the request of Sudanese military leaders and in coordination with individuals and companies listed on international sanctions lists, using fake accounts and companies to funnel the money. It is noted that the prosecution has referred 19 defendants and 6 companies to trial, and investigations uncovered a systematic organization behind the arms deals aimed at diverting funds and achieving political and military interests.
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