Tag: UAE
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13 journalists missing from Al-Fashir: EU commemorates day against crimes against journalists
According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 13 journalists have gone missing from the city of Al-Fashir after it was captured by the genocidal-Rapid Support Forces. There are is still no information about Muammar Ibrahim. The Darfur Journalists Forum has also confirmed that three female journalists were raped by the RSF in Al-Fashir.…
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Avoiding Sudan, President Trump turns his attention to Nigeria
In an unusual and expected move, President Donald Trump has declared Nigeria as a country of interest. There was no particular event that acted as a catalyst to this announcement other than a letter by Republican Congressman Riley Moore who claimed that 7,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria this year alone by Islamic terrorists.…
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Business as usual with the UAE after its proxy militia gets away with ethnic cleansing in Darfur
European Council President Antonio Costa travelled to the Untied Arab Emirates on Tuesday 28th October and met with President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at Qasr Al Shati in Abu Dhabi. No discussions about Sudan and Al-Fashir were announced despite the fact that the UAE is the weapons supplier and financial backer of the Rapid…
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Here’s the document from Dubai proving that Adnan Ahmadzada owns Oilmar
Press sources are stating that Adnan Ahmadzada‘s company Oilmar is being bought by the management after Adnan Ahmadzada was arrested on charges relating to oil fraud. Oilmar is one of the companies that Adnan Ahmadzada owns along with Alkagesta. His ownership of Oilmar is hidden beneath various shell companies and different representatives that front him.…
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Emirati political influencers step up their campaign against the Sudanese government
Political influencers and “journalists” from the United Arab Emirates rarely disagree with one another. They often speak in unison, say the exact same things, and are never critical of their leaders. More often than not, if the duck quacks and sounds like a propogandist, it’s most probably a propogandist. The rulers of the United Arab…
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The United Arab Emirates bans Sudanese airlines after Sudan strikes Emirati plane with Colombian mercenaries in Nyala airport, Sudan
The United Arab Emirates has banned Sudanese airlines from its airspace and has even prevented a Sudanese oil tanker from taking off at Abu Dhabi’s airport. The decision follows an airstrikes by the Sudanese Armed Forces against an Emirati plane in Sudan’s Nyala airport in Darfur, which was carrying up to 40 Colombian mercenaries according…
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Khalifa Haftar’s invasion of Sudan was supported by the United Arab Emirates
Khalifa Haftar’s invasion of Sudan last month was supported by the United Arab Emirates as indicated by unusual cargo plane activity from the UAE to the east of Libya prior to the invasion. Khalifa Haftar denied that he was invading Sudan, but last month, his troops crossed the Libyan border into Sudan and fought against…
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Funding genocide in Sudan: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al-Nahyan
A New York Times investigation has revealed that the main Emirati coordinator, backer and financier of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan is the United Arab Emirates Vice-President, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Mansour bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, who is the owner of the Manchester City FC, is also the younger brother of the ruler…
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London protests against Sudan organised by the Emirati Friendship Association: Al-Muhaqqiq News Agency
The Sudanese Al-Muhaqqiq News Agency is reporting that protests in London on the war in Sudan are being organsied by the Emirati Friendship Society. The article was published recently following a strange protest by an unknown in group in London last week, protesting against the use of chemical weapons by the government of Sudan. Justifying…
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The EU condemns attacks on Port Sudan that were “supported by international backers”
The European Union issued a statement condemning the attacks on civilian infrastructure in Port Sudan that were “supported by international backers”. The United Arab Emirates has not denied its involvement in the attacks, and instead is accusing the Sudanese government of being affiliated with Hamas and ISIS. The EU also said that the attacks violated…
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The United Arab Emirates releases bizarre statement on Sudan: does not deny it is attacking Port Sudan
Following Sudan’s declaration naming the United Arab Emirates as an aggressor state, the UAE released a very bizarre and ridiculous statement where they said that they are defending Sudan from Islamic tyrants and are supporting the Sudanese people to achieve democracy. The Untied Arab Emirate is a theocratic dictatorship and a monarchy ruled by a…
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Sudan declares The United Arab Emirates as an “aggressor state”
Following two days with consecutive drone attacks on civilian infrastructure in Port Sudan by The United Arab Emirates and the Rapid Support Forces, Sudan has declared the United Arab Emirates as an “aggressor state”. Standing in front of the oil depot in Port Sudan that was bombed by the United Arab Emirates, Sudan’s de facto…