continued…….. The main incidents included three children who were killed in the capital Khartoum and 41 internally displaced persons who were massacred in a camp in the state of Blue Nile bordering Ethiopia.
In addition, previous investigations by Reuters and the Yale Humanitarian Research Laboratory confirmed that Ethiopia hosts an RSF training camp and allows its own military bases to assist the militia.
Furthermore, Ethiopia has also become a key supply hub for the RSF, with open source intelligence researcher Rich Ted recording 417 UAE cargo flights suspected of carrying weapons for the RSF landing in Ethiopia in 2026 alone.
Although Sudan made a formal complaint to the UN Security Council regarding Ethiopia's cross-border aggression, no action was taken.
Former US diplomat Cameron Hudson noted that earlier Sudanese reports exposing Chadian complicity were similarly buried after "armed UAE Security Council diplomats".
Ethiopia's willingness to make its territory a launching pad for the UAE's campaign against Sudan stems from its deep financial dependence on Abu Dhabi, which has poured billions into Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
As a result, Addis Ababa is a vital link in the "ring of fire" surrounding Sudan, where African sovereignty is traded for Emirati money to fuel the destruction of a neighboring sovereign state.