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‘Emirati money buys a lot of conscience’: How UAE-linked recruiters sent Colombians into Sudan’s war
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‘Emirati money buys a lot of conscience’: How UAE-linked recruiters sent Colombians into Sudan’s war
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A UAE-based security company with extensive links to the Emirati state recruited and deployed Colombian mercenaries to fight alongside Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), including during the paramilitary group’s capture of El-Fasher where mass atrocities were committed, accordin…
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