Evidence of the UAE funding and support of RSF militia in sudan....
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Oct 30, 2025
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Evidence of the UAE funding and support of RSF militia in sudan.
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On October 2024,
The Sudanese army published Emirati military ammunition and medical supplies found in the possession of the RSF Militia group after the were forced to withdraw.
proving the UAE’s direct involvement in arming the Rapid Support Militia.
It seems that the Emirati officers gave the militia instructions to erase the information proving the UAE’s involvement, but they did not complete the task.
On October 2024,
The Sudanese army published Emirati military ammunition and medical supplies found in the possession of the RSF Militia group after the were forced to withdraw.
proving the UAE’s direct involvement in arming the Rapid Support Militia.
It seems that the Emirati officers gave the militia instructions to erase the information proving the UAE’s involvement, but they did not complete the task.
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Shooting Down the Wrong Airplane!
On October 21, 2024, at approximately 04:00 AM, the UAE-backed RSF militia shot down a cargo airplane in the Malha area of North Darfur, claiming it was an Antonov bomber belonging to the Sudanese army.
However, evidence from the wreckage indicates that the aircraft was actually transporting goods for an airlift sponsored by the UAE itself, in support of the RSF.
Militiamen on the ground filmed the wreckage, seemingly unaware that they had just destroyed one of their own supply planes.!!!
Ali Rizkallah “Savannah,” a prominent RSF commander in North Darfur, appeared in one of the videos, boasting that they had used “guided missiles” to bring down the “Antonov.”
In reality, the wreckage was of an Ilyushin-76, and one of the crew members carried a badge identifying him as the chief engineer for Airline Transport Incorporation FZC, a company based in the UAE
Shooting Down the Wrong Airplane!
On October 21, 2024, at approximately 04:00 AM, the UAE-backed RSF militia shot down a cargo airplane in the Malha area of North Darfur, claiming it was an Antonov bomber belonging to the Sudanese army.
However, evidence from the wreckage indicates that the aircraft was actually transporting goods for an airlift sponsored by the UAE itself, in support of the RSF.
Militiamen on the ground filmed the wreckage, seemingly unaware that they had just destroyed one of their own supply planes.!!!
Ali Rizkallah “Savannah,” a prominent RSF commander in North Darfur, appeared in one of the videos, boasting that they had used “guided missiles” to bring down the “Antonov.”
In reality, the wreckage was of an Ilyushin-76, and one of the crew members carried a badge identifying him as the chief engineer for Airline Transport Incorporation FZC, a company based in the UAE
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Leaked Phone Call
A leaked phone call between a UAE officer and Ali Rizkallah, known as “Savannah,” a prominent commander of the UAE-backed RSF militia, revealed direct Emirati instructions to conceal their military support.
In the recording, the UAE officer tells Savannah:
“Do not photograph the weapons provided by the UAE, they are among the strongest in the world. Brothers, this is forbidden. When new vehicles arrive, do not photograph them. By sharing such images, you reveal to the world that a state is supporting us. There are advanced defense systems that must not be shown publicly. Whoever photographs them, imprison him.”
Leaked Phone Call
A leaked phone call between a UAE officer and Ali Rizkallah, known as “Savannah,” a prominent commander of the UAE-backed RSF militia, revealed direct Emirati instructions to conceal their military support.
In the recording, the UAE officer tells Savannah:
“Do not photograph the weapons provided by the UAE, they are among the strongest in the world. Brothers, this is forbidden. When new vehicles arrive, do not photograph them. By sharing such images, you reveal to the world that a state is supporting us. There are advanced defense systems that must not be shown publicly. Whoever photographs them, imprison him.”
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In October 2024, the Sudanese army released a video showing weapon shipments seized from the RSF militia.
Following orders from Emirati officers, the militia had attempted to conceal all identifying information on the boxes that indicated the UAE as the source, but failed to erase everything.
The video also shows Emirati trucks bearing Dubai registration numbers and documents.
In October 2024, the Sudanese army released a video showing weapon shipments seized from the RSF militia.
Following orders from Emirati officers, the militia had attempted to conceal all identifying information on the boxes that indicated the UAE as the source, but failed to erase everything.
The video also shows Emirati trucks bearing Dubai registration numbers and documents.
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The UAE Also Supports the RSF militia with Medical Supplies
On October 6, 2024, the Sudanese army published a footage from Jabal Muya in Sennar State, showing boxes of medicine found in the possession of the RSF militia, all manufactured in the UAE .
The UAE Also Supports the RSF militia with Medical Supplies
On October 6, 2024, the Sudanese army published a footage from Jabal Muya in Sennar State, showing boxes of medicine found in the possession of the RSF militia, all manufactured in the UAE .
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The UAE Also Supplies Mercenaries to the RSF Militia in Sudan
In August 2025, footage emerged showing Colombian mercenaries hired by the UAE fighting alongside the RSF militia against the Sudanese army in El-Fasher, where horrific massacres against civilians are currently taking place.
#Video1 An entire platoon of UAE hired Colombian mercenaries in battle with the Sudanese Army around one of Al Fashir’s main mosques.
#Photos These are the personal belongings of Edwin Patiño, one of the neutralized UAE-hired Colombian mercenaries.
He was found wearing a UAE flag patch, the same one visible in one of his earlier photos.
#Video3 Additional documentations of UAE hired Colombian mercenaries in Darfur.
The UAE Also Supplies Mercenaries to the RSF Militia in Sudan
In August 2025, footage emerged showing Colombian mercenaries hired by the UAE fighting alongside the RSF militia against the Sudanese army in El-Fasher, where horrific massacres against civilians are currently taking place.
#Video1 An entire platoon of UAE hired Colombian mercenaries in battle with the Sudanese Army around one of Al Fashir’s main mosques.
#Photos These are the personal belongings of Edwin Patiño, one of the neutralized UAE-hired Colombian mercenaries.
He was found wearing a UAE flag patch, the same one visible in one of his earlier photos.
#Video3 Additional documentations of UAE hired Colombian mercenaries in Darfur.