UN probes foreign support to RS forces

The United Nations report's investigations indicate that over a thousand people were killed in drone attacks during the first five months of 2026 in Sudan, involving networks supported by countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Chad, Libya, and Somalia. The organization accuses the warring parties of committing legal violations amounting to war crimes, through attacks on vital civilian infrastructure such as hospitals and public facilities, which have resulted in the displacement of more than 14 million people. The report demonstrates that imported drone weapons and munitions have enhanced the capabilities of both sides to carry out long-range attacks, with ongoing investigations into the support of Sudanese weaponry. The UAE and Somalia responded variably to these accusations; the UAE denied supplying weapons to either side, while Somalia's response was cautious, calling for the expansion of the arms embargo on Sudan to halt escalation and better protect civilians.

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