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    UAE Refers Suspects in Sudan Military Equipment Smuggling to Trial – UAE

    Kuwaiti TribuneBy Kuwaiti TribuneNovember 14, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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     An Official from the State Safety Prosecution introduced to the Emirates Information Company (WAM) that the Prosecution has concluded its investigations into the case involving an try and switch army tools to the Port Sudan Authority by means of UAE territory. The accused are anticipated to be referred to trial, in keeping with the UAE’s dedication to transparency and justice.

     

    The UAE Legal professional-Normal introduced on April 30 that the nation’s safety authorities had foiled an try and illegally smuggle weapons and army tools to the Port Sudan Authority, and arrested members of a cell concerned within the illicit trafficking of army tools and cash laundering. Their actions included covert brokerage, mediation and the gathering of undisclosed commissions by means of hidden channels.

     

    The accused have been arrested whereas inspecting a big amount of (54.7 x 62mm) Goryunov-type ammunition – army grade- inside a non-public plane at one of many nation’s airports. Authorities seized a part of the monetary proceeds from the deal within the possession of two of the accused.

     

    The operation was carried out below the supervision of the Public Prosecution and following judicial warrants issued by the Legal professional Normal authorising the arrest and search.

     

    Investigations revealed the involvement of cell members in transactions with Sudanese army authorities – together with officers, officers, politicians, and businessmen – in addition to people and firms listed on US sanctions lists and by the Interpol.

     

    The investigation indicated that these transactions have been carried out on the request of the Sudanese Armed Forces’ Armament Committee, chaired by Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan and his deputy Yasser Al-Atta, and coordinated by Othman Al-Zubair, the monetary official of the Port Sudan Authority. Public Prosecution introduced that extra names will likely be introduced in a while.

     

    Moreover, the Official famous that the investigation uncovered a stunning revelation in regards to the funding sources of the army tools offers linked to the Port Sudan Authority.

     

    The findings included substantial proof – comparable to materials proof of audio and video recordings, exchanged communications between cell members, and paperwork associated to the transactions, together with contracts, monetary data, and statements outlining the implementation course of and switch of funds.

     

    Experiences from technical committees additional revealed that a part of the funding was carried out by means of a financial institution working throughout the UAE.

    Observe Emirates 24|7 on Google News.



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