The Times of London’s Publishes Most Dangerous Report on the Sudanese War
A new report from the British newspaper The Times confirms what Sudanese people have been seeing since day one:
The war in Sudan is not a civil war, but rather an external project fueled by gold and managed from Abu Dhabi through the Rapid Support Forces militia.
The British newspaper provided increasing details about the UAE’s involvement in financing and arming the militia, through smuggling routes extending from gold mines to ports and airports, reaching the battlefronts.
Gold is smuggled to Dubai, and weapons are returned to Darfur — in a tightly controlled funding cycle that fuels the war and destroys the country.
According to the report, Hemedti has become a war profiteer, selling Darfur’s gold to buy drones and ammunition, within an empire built by Abu Dhabi with money and political support.
Evidence—according to UN experts and British and American researchers—shows that the munitions used against civilians in El Fasher and Nyala bear serial numbers from Emirati stockpiles, and that “humanitarian aid flights” to Chad were merely disguised smuggling routes to supply the militias with weapons.
The report described the war as a bloody project fueled by gold and mercenaries, managed by intermediaries in Libya, Chad, and the Central African Republic with direct Emirati funding, under the guise of “humanitarian investment.”
Despite repeated official denials from Abu Dhabi, the facts are emerging daily:
Gold from Sudan… and weapons to the militias.
While the UAE raises the banner of “humanitarian peace,” it is in reality fueling the killing machine that is tearing Sudan apart and targeting its national army.
The war has transcended Sudan’s borders, transforming into a proxy war funded by states and waged by militias, with the aim of dismantling the Sudanese state and destroying its army. But history is not written in gold, nor is it shaped by propaganda.
It is written in the blood of those who fight to defend the sovereignty of a homeland that will never be sold.