Phone tracking shows how Colombian mercenaries backed Sudan's RSF, report says
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A report indicates Colombian mercenaries backed Sudan's RSF, with UAE involvement, based on phone tracking.
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A new report reveals that Colombian mercenaries supported Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF), with phone tracking data providing the evidence. The Conflict Insights Group (CIG) conducted the research, which also details the extent of the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) involvement in this backing. This finding highlights the complex international dimensions of the conflict in Sudan, implicating foreign fighters and state actors. The report suggests a direct link between external support and the ongoing military actions of the RSF. This information could intensify scrutiny on countries providing assistance to the warring factions in Sudan.
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The Conflict Insights Group (CIG) conducted research showing foreign mercenary and UAE involvement in Sudan.
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