UN reports on arms and fighter networks to Sudan
A United Nations report has revealed cross-border networks that recruit, train, and fight alongside foreign fighters to support parties involved in the conflict in Sudan. The report also details the facilitation of arms and military technology transfer, as well as logistical support. It noted the participation of approximately 2,000 former Colombian fighters among the supporting forces, and the use of combat drones and advanced weaponry in Darfur and Kordofan regions. There is evidence of imported drones causing damage to civilians. The report calls for an arms embargo on Darfur and on all of Sudan to protect civilians, and urges accountability for those involved in illegally supporting the war.
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