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UAE refers Sudan general and others to court over ammunition shipment for Sudanese army

Prosecutors said the shipment included millions of rounds of ammunition and was intercepted before transfer to Sudan’s army.

  • On Thursday, the United Arab Emirates referred 13 defendants and six companies to its State Security Court over an alleged ammunition smuggling network targeting Sudan's army.
  • Prosecutors linked the procurement arrangements to a committee chaired by Sudan's army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, alleging attempts to route military supplies through UAE territory and airspace.
  • The defendants face charges including illicit trafficking in military materiel, forgery, and money laundering after authorities intercepted the shipment before transfer by private aircraft.
  • Sudanese army chief of staff General Yassir al-Atta is among the 13 defendants, charged in absentia after making fiery statements against the Gulf power.
  • The three-year war has displaced about 14 million people, while the UAE denies Sudanese army claims that it supplies arms to the rival RSF.
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القدس العربي broke the news on Wednesday, April 29, 2026.
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