Sudan demands UN condemnation of UAE support for RSF
Sudan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations has called for the condemnation of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
In a letter to the Security Council, he accuses the UAE of supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in their year-long war against the Sudanese army, Sudan Tribune reported.
The 78-page complaint, alleges the UAE planned and supported the RSF’s aggression against the Sudanese military with assistance from Chad.
Sudan accuses the UAE of ongoing support for the RSF, including supplying weapons, equipment, and mercenaries. This support is deemed a violation of the UN Charter and a threat to regional and international security.
The Sudanese mission accuses Chad of complicity in the UAE’s actions. The letter claims Chad allowed the passage of military supplies and mercenaries through its territory while also enabling the evacuation of wounded RSF personnel to Sheikh Zayed Hospital in Abu Dhabi.
The April 15, 2023 attack by the RSF on strategic targets in Khartoum is described as a “coup attempt” targeting the President of the Sovereignty Council and other members.
The letter urges the UN Security Council to take action and force the UAE to immediately cease supporting the RSF.
While Sudan and the UAE haven’t severed diplomatic ties, observers anticipate such a move as American and Saudi mediators attempt to include the UAE in the ongoing Jeddah peace talks.
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