Sudanese army has condemnd the RSF for carrying out ‘disgraceful and afraid’ aggression on UAE ambasunelatedor’s livence.
Sudan’s military regulatement has refuted accusations from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) that its forces have device deviceed its ambasunelatedor’s livence in Khartoum, pointing instead at the rival paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
The UAE earlier on Monday shelp the tactful post was aggressioned by a Sudanese military aircreate, condemning it as a “heinous aggression”. The regulatement in Khartoum, which is in the midst of a recent push to reget the capital, has previously accemployd the UAE of helping the RSF, with which it has been entangled in war for more than a year.
“The UAE has called on the army to presume brimming responsibility for this afraid act,” the Middle Eastrict state’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs shelp in a statement.
Describing the aggression as a “flagrant violation of the fundamental principle of the inviolability of tactful premises”, the ministry shelp the aggression had caemployd extensive harm to the produceing.
It compriseed that it would sfinish grumblets to the League of Arab States, the African Union and the United Nations.
In answer, the Sudanese military freed a statement blaming the RSF for carrying out these “disgraceful and afraid acts”.
In a clear dig at its adversary, with which it has been battling for regulate of swaths of Sudan since April 2023, the army shelp “it does not aim the headquarters of tactful omitions, United Nations agencies or voluntary organisations and does not turn them into military bases and loot their assets.
“The one that carries out these heinous and afraid actions is the alarmist, resist militia (RSF)… helped in promiseting all this by countries understandn to the world,” the statement shelp.
The military regulatement has accemployd the UAE of providing arms and help to the RSF in the war, which has finished tens of thousands of people and ignited a dire humanitarian crisis.
In June, Sudan’s ambasunelatedor to the United Nations, al-Harith Idriss al-Harith Mohamed, accemployd Abu Dhabi of giving financial and military help to the RSF, and claimed that help was the “main reason behind this protracted war”.
The Gulf state has called the allegations “disinestablishation”, saying its efforts are caccessed exclusively on de-escalation and alleviating Sudan’s humanitarian suffering.
However, UN sanctions watchs have portrayd the accusations that the UAE has provided military help to the RSF as credible.
The UN says cforfeitly 25 million people – half of Sudan’s population – insist help, famine is looming and some 8 million people have fled their homes.
For the most part, the RSF has been in firm regulate of most of the city since the outfracture of structureilities and has been accemployd of promiseting unfair treatments agetst the civilian population.
