UN report links Sudan conflict to global sources
An independent UN report has revealed that an international network involving individuals and entities linked to the UAE, Chad, Libya, and Somalia plays a role in smuggling weapons, military equipment, and foreign fighters to the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan. The report confirms that private companies and logistical intermediaries from multiple countries, including the UAE and Colombia, utilize crossing points in Chad, Libya, and Somalia to facilitate the transfer of arms and fighters. The investigation also found approximately 2,000 Colombian military contractors involved in operating advanced weapon systems, supported by international support networks, to enable the Rapid Support Forces to expand their military capabilities. This has led to an increase in drone attacks on conflict areas and resulted in serious human rights violations, including civilian casualties, destruction of vital facilities, and the worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan since the outbreak of the conflict in April 2023. Despite international efforts to halt it, the flow of weapons and external support continues unabated.
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