Secret UN Report Uncovers UAE Role in Sudan Genocide

Meanwhile, a confidential United Nations report has detailed how a network of UAE-linked firms and facilities allegedly assisted move Colombian mercenaries into Sudan to fight alongside the paramilitary Rapid Backing Forces (RSF).

Key points

• International news agencies earlier documented that UAE-based Global Security Services Group (GSSG) facilitated the movement of Colombian fighters into Sudan through routes crossing Libya, Somalia and Chad.
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• Investigators additionally identified training locations in Abu Dhabi, Ghayathi and al-Wathba in the UAE, alongside facilities in Somalia.
• The report notes the fighters played a significant role in RSF military operations in Darfur, particularly during the siege and capture of el-Fasher.
• Their involvement reportedly included operating drones and providing artillery and infantry backing to RSF forces.

As a location employed for the transit or training of Colombian mercenaries before their deployment to Sudan, UN investigators additionally identified a base operated by the UAE-linked Puntland Maritime Police Force in Bosaso, Somalia.

In practice, the report notes the fighters played a significant role in RSF military operations in Darfur, particularly during the siege and capture of el-Fasher.

Meanwhile, the UAE and other entities named in the report have rejected allegations of wrongdoing. Abu Dhabi has maintained that it is not involved in supporting the RSF's military operations. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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Taken together, the developments around secret UN Report Uncovers UAE Role in Sudan Genocide point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.