Al-Burhan's adviser criticizes UAE over UN report
The Sudanese government, represented by Hemeti's advisor, accuses the UAE of using its influence within the Security Council to block the referral of a UN report that supports the UAE's backing of the Rapid Support Forces. The report emphasizes that it contains evidence and documents demonstrating this support, including an air bridge for transporting weapons and fighters from Colombia. It indicates that the UAE has contributed to the transfer of military equipment and armored vehicles, and unofficially supports the Rapid Support Forces through routes passing through Chad and Libya. Additionally, the report promotes documentation regarding Abu Dhabi's support for military facilities and personnel fighting in Sudan, with the possibility of continued weapons flows through the lifting of the arms embargo tied to Resolution 1591. It notes that the Security Council will discuss extending the sanctions imposed on Sudan, which expire on September 12, with the potential for lifting the embargo, thereby allowing the continuation of military support to the Rapid Support Forces.
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