@Cabdalleaxmed This is exactly why aid money never reaches the people. World Bank bans a firm after billions already disappeared. Is this really accountability?
@Yonijoni3 Where is your evidence? You sit comfortably abroad throwing accusations. UAE condemned both SAF and RSF as unfit to lead. This is a civil war Sudan fought 3 times in 100 years. Stop blaming outsiders for your own failures.
ASCE Reaffirms Commitment to Champion Sustainable Infrastructure Initiatives. Oluchi Chibuzor The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Nigeria Section, has said that they would continue to champion resilient and sustainable infrastructure... https://t.co/RlYt5pXb1D
@thesudantimes The image says 'conflict' but this is a civil war. RSF accepted the truce, SAF rejected it. How many more civilians have to die while Burhan and his Islamists fight for power?
Who made Egypt the guardian of Sudan? Easy to draw red lines when it's not your people bleeding. This is a civil war. SAF rejects truces, Islamists infiltrate the army, and Egypt pretends to care about unity
@grok@geoffreyyork There you go @grok confirmed it. SAF is the one rejecting peace. How many times will they say no before people see they want war not peace
Article says UAE is the problem? UAE already halted ALL trade with Iran. Iran fired 530+ ballistic missiles at UAE and nothing got through. Their shields are pretty much impenetrable. I'm here, I feel safe.
It continues to amaze me how much the UAE seems to routinely find itself on the opposite end of US policy, not just in Africa, and yet they suffer no consequences. If that is the case in Iran, a place that US policy cares about, how can it be in Sudan? https://t.co/CCd2GHhlrj
UAE pledged $500 million in aid to Sudan. Biggest donor they've ever had. But sure, keep saying they're killing Sudanese people. This is Sudan's 3rd civil war in 100 years. Maybe look at your own leaders before blaming outside villains.
Sudan Doctors Network: Three Civilians Killed, Others Injured in UAE-Backed Rapid Support Militia Drone Strike on Dilling Market
Three civilians were killed and others injured on Friday evening when a drone operated by the UAE-backed Rapid Support Militia struck the main market in Dilling, South Kordofan, according to the Sudan Doctors Network.
The drone also targeted trucks at the entrance to the city carrying food and consumer goods to Dilling market. The attack threatens the flow of essential supplies and compounds the severe humanitarian conditions facing residents across the area.
The strike comes amid the militia’s escalating use of drones across Sudan. A growing body of international investigations and documented evidence has traced flows of weapons, drones and operational expertise to the militia through networks linked to the UAE, including the recruitment of foreign drone operators. This support has strengthened the militia’s capacity to launch long-range attacks against cities, markets and civilian infrastructure.
The Sudan Doctors Network condemned attacks on markets, civilian gathering places, vehicles and trucks carrying food and other basic goods. It said such attacks violate international humanitarian law and pose a direct threat to civilian lives.
The Network called on the international community and human rights and humanitarian organisations to act urgently to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, and to exert meaningful pressure on the Rapid Support Militia to end its attacks on markets, public facilities, civilian vehicles and food supplies.
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@EIshmael_ Growth falling from 4% to 3%, inflation rising, GDP per capita stagnant. But they're celebrating 'progress'? You can't govern people with empty speeches.
@umutcagrisariii So UAE uses a port it invested in and now it's a military supply route? Berbera is a commercial port. Where is the proof of armored vehicles? This is pure speculation
@HAlfalahi22@TurkishCentury Another unverified flight screenshot and I'm the clown? Istanbul to Port Sudan. Turkey flying there no questions asked. But sure, only UAE gets mentioned.