European sanctions on Sudanese gold are being exploited to finance the ongoing war

The European Union has imposed sanctions targeting Sudanese gold trade, aiming to prevent the financing of the ongoing armed conflict that has lasted for more than three years in the country. The sanctions include a ban on the purchase, import, and export of gold, as well as a prohibition on the sale and transfer of mercury and cyanide to Sudan, in an effort to limit the country's ability to export gold through the European Union and to halt war funding. These measures are part of the EU's efforts to stop industries that contribute to fueling the conflict, amid a backdrop of escalating military clashes and intense fighting that have led to a widespread humanitarian crisis, with continued indiscriminate bombing, drone attacks, and barrel bombings on civilian areas.

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