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Reports have revealed that delegations from Sudan's Rapid Support Forces, which face international accusations of war crimes and widespread abuses against civilians during the Sudan conflict, have secretly visited Israel over the past two years. These visits included meetings with officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and intelligence agencies. The relationship between the two parties dates back to years before the war, encompassing cooperation in security and intelligence, as well as the transfer of military technology to the Rapid Support Forces militia. These visits come at a time when Sudanese forces are facing charges of genocide and crimes against humanity, with Abdel Rahim Dilo being among the individuals subject to international sanctions. Reports also indicate that there are ties between the United Arab Emirates and the Rapid Support Forces, with accusations of supplying weapons and resources to the militia—claims that Abu Dhabi denies.
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