Kenyan government acknowledges the UAE’s support for the terrorist militia

Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed in a press release that the Kenyan government spokesman on June 16 acknowledged that the United Arab Emirates supports the terrorist militia, with the aim of controlling Sudan’s natural resources and access.
This statement confirms a fact that is known to all. However, the most interesting thing is that the Kenyan government itself is involved in supporting the terrorist militia.
Last month, the Sudanese armed forces found weapons and ammunition bearing the Kenyan army logo in stores used by the militia in Khartoum.
Kenya has also remained a major crossing point for Emirati military supplies to the terrorist militia.
Instead of the Kenyan government’s official spokesperson, the government’s serious violation of international law and good-neighborly violated the reasons for the UAE’s support for the militia, claiming that certain countries support the Sudanese armed forces, and are baseless allegations. The constitutional and moral duty of the Sudanese armed forces, the national army, is to protect the country and its citizens.
The entire international community should support Sudan in exercising the right to self-defense against this savage terrorist militia and its external sponsors, as it helped fight ISIS, Boko Haram and Alshabab organizations.
The terrorism of the Janjaweed militia is no less dangerous than the actions of these terrorist groups. Worse than that, the official spokesman for the Kenyan government to promote the division of Sudan by referring to the so-called parallel government declared by the terrorist militia as the “peace government”!
The United Nations, the African Union, many regional and international organizations and several countries have condemned the militia’s intention to form a parallel government.
The Peace and Security Council of the African Union called on all Member States to refrain from supporting such attempts.
The Kenyan government’s insistence on this dangerous and irresponsible approach is a serious threat to regional security and stability, and to the unity of the territory of the African countries and the state’s institution.
Sudan renews its call for Kenya to comply with the UN Charter, the policies of the African Union and relevant regional organizations, to stop all forms of support for the terrorist militia, and to reaffirm its respect for the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.