According to the UN Panel of Experts, GSSG hired Colombian mercenaries to fight alongside the RSF and was closely tied to #UAE state institutions.
This was not an isolated private operation. It was part of a UAE-linked network that helped fuel Sudan’s war.
Partners in crime.
The #UAE backed the Rapid Support Forces militia as it carried out systematic crimes across Sudan, including identity-based killings, genocide, rape, torture, forced displacement, looting, and the destruction of civilian infrastructure.
No amount of media noise can erase these truths, written in the blood of Sudanese lives spilled.
شركاء في الجريمة.
دعمت الإمارات مليشيا الدعم السريع، التي ارتكبت جرائم ممنهجة في السودان شملت القتل على أساس الهوية، والإبادة الجماعية، والاغتصاب، والتعذيب، والتهجير القسري، والنهب، وتدمير المرافق المدنية.
لا قدر من الضجيج الإعلامي يستطيع أن يمحو هذه الحقائق التي يشهد عليها الدم السوداني المُراق.
This is one of the images the New York Times presents as supposed “evidence” of chemical weapons use by the Sudanese Army.
But just look at that building in the background.
That is not Sudanese architecture. It is Emirati, complete with a traditional Emirati Barjeel wind tower on top! Ridiculous.
So where was this photo really taken and by who?