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The United Arab Emirates sentences individuals to life imprisonment for supplying weapons to the Sudanese army.

First reported
2026-10-29 15:06 (6 d ago)
Last update
2026-10-30 15:05 (5 d ago)
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4 sources · 18 Reports

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  1. أخبار جوجل – الإمارات wire 15:06 · 6 d ago
    The United Arab Emirates sentences individuals to life imprisonment for supplying weapons to the Sudanese army.
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  2. أخبار جوجل – الإمارات wire 15:33 · 6 d ago
    A court in the United Arab Emirates sentenced eight individuals to life imprisonment for supplying weapons to the Sudanese army.
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  3. أخبار جوجل – الإمارات wire 16:27 · 6 d ago
    The report says defendants in the UAE receive life sentences in a case concerning weapons supplied to the Sudanese Armed Forces.
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  4. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 17:29 · 6 d ago
    The National reports that an Abu Dhabi court sentences eight men to life in prison in an arms-trafficking case linked to Sudan.
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  5. الشرق الأوسط outlet 17:31 · 6 d ago
    A federal court in Abu Dhabi sentenced 8 Sudanese defendants, including military and security officials, to life imprisonment.
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  6. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 19:47 · 6 d ago
    Oman Observer reports that the UAE sentences eight people to life imprisonment in a case involving arms supplies to Sudan.
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  7. Al Jazeera English outlet 20:25 · 6 d ago
    The UAE sentences eight people to life in prison over arms supplies to Sudan’s army, amid tensions with Sudan over the war and the Rapid Support Forces.
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  8. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 20:25 · 6 d ago
    Al Jazeera reports that the UAE sentenced eight people to life imprisonment over arms supplies to Sudan's army.
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  9. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 20:26 · 6 d ago
    Al Jazeera reports that the United Arab Emirates sentenced eight people to life imprisonment in a case concerning arms supplies to Sudan’s army.
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  10. أخبار جوجل – الإمارات wire 21:04 · 6 d ago
    Sudan Tribune reports that the UAE sentences eight Sudanese, including Yasser al-Atta and Qosh, to life imprisonment in an arms-deals case.
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  11. أخبار جوجل – الإمارات wire 00:12 · 6 d ago
    The UAE sentences eight defendants to life imprisonment in a case involving the arming of the Sudanese Armed Forces.
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  12. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 01:35 · 6 d ago
    Sudan Tribune reports that an Abu Dhabi court sentences Sudanese military officials in an arms-trafficking case.
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  13. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 09:47 · 5 d ago
    Addis Standard reports that the UAE sentences eight Sudanese men, including the army's deputy chief, to life in prison over arms deals.
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  14. أخبار جوجل – الإمارات wire 10:33 · 5 d ago
    The United Arab Emirates sentences eight defendants to life in a case related to arming the Sudanese Armed Forces.
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  15. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 10:47 · 5 d ago
    An UAE court sentences eight people to life in prison in a case involving arms deals linked to Sudan.
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  16. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 11:22 · 5 d ago
    A report says an Abu Dhabi court sentences eight Sudanese men, including Sudanese Army deputy commander Yasser al-Atta, to life over arms deals.
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  17. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 12:32 · 5 d ago
    The Arab Weekly reports that an UAE court sentences eight people to life imprisonment over arms smuggling to Sudan’s army.
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  18. Google News – UAE (EN) wire 15:05 · 5 d ago
    A court in the United Arab Emirates sentences eight people to life imprisonment on charges of smuggling arms to the Sudanese Armed Forces.
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