Colombian mercenaries, paid from the UAE, involved in Sudan massacre.
A report says UAE-funded mercenaries were involved in killings in Sudan. The mercenaries fought with the Rapid Support Forces. This raises concerns about foreign involvement in the war.
The Conflict Insights Group investigated the violence in Al-Fasher, Sudan. They found Colombian mercenaries were responsible for the bloodshed. The mercenaries were paid by the United Arab Emirates. They fought alongside the Rapid Support Forces. The investigation used phone data to show their role in the takeover and the violence.
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Highlights
UAE Funded Mercenaries in Sudan
A report says UAE-funded mercenaries were involved in mass killings in Sudan.
Colombian Mercenaries Responsible
An investigation found Colombian mercenaries were responsible for the Al-Fasher massacre.
UAE Paid the Mercenaries
The United Arab Emirates paid the Colombian mercenaries to fight in Sudan.
Role in Al-Fasher Takeover
Mercenaries played a key role in taking over Al-Fasher.
Violence and Abuse Reported
The investigation revealed widespread killings and abuses by the mercenaries.