Sudanese Army Escalates Conflict with Foreign Arms: Weapons from Mali Delivered by Russian-Owned Company
Recent reports have unveiled the Sudanese army’s involvement in escalating the ongoing conflict by importing weapons from foreign sources. According to available information, the Russian-owned company "Avia Kon Zeta Trans," led by businessman Dmitry, has been facilitating the transportation of arms from Mali to Port Sudan to support the Sudanese military operations. At the end of August, credible sources confirmed that a cargo plane loaded with weapons departed from Bamako, the capital of Mali, heading towards Port Sudan. This development raises serious concerns about the increasing violence and the army's apparent unwillingness to seek a peaceful resolution to the crisis in Sudan. This escalation not only endangers combatants but also puts civilians, including children and women, at significant risk. Instead of focusing efforts on finding peaceful solutions to alleviate the suffering of the Sudanese people, the army appears to be fueling the confl...