UAE delays Sudanese arms case to August 12
The article reveals details of the military hardware case linked to Sudan, which is currently being considered by the Federal Court of Abu Dhabi. The session has been postponed until August 12 to continue the defense’s pleadings. The case involves 13 defendants and 6 companies, accused of charges related to illegal arms trading, money laundering, forgery, and mediation. Investigations have uncovered physical and digital evidence, including recordings and reports, demonstrating how state facilities were exploited to smuggle weapons and execute deals unlawfully, with the involvement of Sudanese military and political leaders. The aim appeared to be turning the country into a hub for arms deals and money laundering. The charges include money concealment, account manipulation, and coordination with individuals and companies listed on sanctions lists.
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