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Post by : Rameen Ariff
The UAE authorities have wrapped up a significant inquiry into an illegal scheme that aimed to transfer military equipment to the Port Sudan Authority, navigating through UAE jurisdiction. Those apprehended in the operation will soon face trial.
The investigation was set in motion after the arrest of suspects on April 30. Official reports indicated that the group was involved in the unauthorized trafficking of military supplies and money laundering activities. Their operations encompassed covert mediation, brokerage activities, and securing undisclosed commissions through hidden avenues.
Further insights from the investigation revealed that the accused had facilitated dealings with officials from Sudan's military, including high-ranking officers and political figures. Links were identified to entities and individuals listed under US sanctions and by Interpol.
Transactions were allegedly initiated under the directive of the Sudanese Armed Forces’ Armament Committee, led by Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan together with his deputy, Yasser Al-Atta. Coordination efforts were supplemented by Othman Al-Zubair, the financial officer for the Port Sudan Authority.
The inquiry uncovered crucial details regarding the financial backing for the military equipment transactions. A wealth of evidence was amassed, ranging from audio and video records to communications between cell members, contracts, financial documentation, and comprehensive statements outlining the financing and transfer processes. Reports from technical committees suggested that a portion of the funding traversed through a bank within the UAE.
The State Security Prosecution has verified plans to bring the accused to trial, reflecting the UAE’s steadfastness regarding justice, transparency, and national security. Officials stressed that the prompt identification and investigation of this case underscore the UAE’s commitment to combatting illegal arms transfers and financial misconduct.
This incident reinforces the UAE’s strict stance against unauthorized military transactions, money laundering, and any actions posing threats to regional stability, sending a clear message regarding the nation’s dedication to maintaining law and order.
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