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Large columns of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) technicals and pickup trucks carrying blue barrels, possibly containing fuel, were recently filmed in south-eastern Libya 🇱🇾, reportedly heading towards Sudan 🇸🇩. Looks like massive supplies are coming from Libya again.

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Over the past few days, large convoys of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) modified technical vehicles, along with military equipment and logistical supplies, have been moving from south-eastern Libya 🇱🇾 into Sudan 🇸🇩.

Over the past few days, large convoys of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) modified technical vehicles, along with military equipment and logistical supplies, have been moving from south-eastern Libya 🇱🇾 into Sudan 🇸🇩.

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Footage released by RSF fighters in recent days shows a convoy of technical vehicles moving through remote desert areas, likely originating from a camp in south-eastern Libya 🇱🇾 and heading towards Sudan 🇸🇩.

Footage released by RSF fighters in recent days shows a convoy of technical vehicles moving through remote desert areas, likely originating from a camp in south-eastern Libya 🇱🇾 and heading towards Sudan 🇸🇩.

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In Libya 🇱🇾, more than 2,000 refugees, mainly from Sudan including women and children, were forcibly displaced by military forces carrying out large-scale demolitions.

In Libya 🇱🇾, more than 2,000 refugees, mainly from Sudan including women and children, were forcibly displaced by military forces carrying out large-scale demolitions.

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Footage circulating online show dozens of modified pickups and SUVs belonging to the RSF inside Libya before heading towards Sudan 🇸🇩. Based on geolocation analysis, the convoy departed from southeastern Libya, passed through Al Fashir, and then arrived in Nyala, South Darfur.

Footage circulating online show dozens of modified pickups and SUVs belonging to the RSF inside Libya before heading towards Sudan 🇸🇩. Based on geolocation analysis, the convoy departed from southeastern Libya, passed through Al Fashir, and then arrived in Nyala, South Darfur.

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A large convoy of trucks carrying over 100 TLC technicals and containers has recently been filmed in the town of Arjo Gudatu in Ethiopia’s 🇪🇹 Oromia region. The shipment is reportedly en route to 🇪🇹 Benishangul-Gumuz Region, near the border with Sudan 🇸🇩.

A large convoy of trucks carrying over 100 TLC technicals and containers has recently been filmed in the town of Arjo Gudatu in Ethiopia’s 🇪🇹 Oromia region. The shipment is reportedly en route to 🇪🇹 Benishangul-Gumuz Region, near the border with Sudan 🇸🇩.

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🇸🇩 Sudan: Massive reinforcements from the Sudanese National Army are now heading toward Kordofan and Darfur — thousands of soldiers and hundreds of military vehicles from all states mobilized to crush the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces militia.

🇸🇩 Sudan: Massive reinforcements from the Sudanese National Army are now heading toward Kordofan and Darfur — thousands of soldiers and hundreds of military vehicles from all states mobilized to crush the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces militia.

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Millions in Sudan are facing famine, disease, displacement and war. More than 6,000 children are suffering from severe malnutrition and at risk of dying as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues to block food supplies to those who are in need.

Millions in Sudan are facing famine, disease, displacement and war. More than 6,000 children are suffering from severe malnutrition and at risk of dying as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues to block food supplies to those who are in need.

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⭕️ NEW: A new investigation by Lighthouse Reports, Sudan War Monitor, and Evident Media alleges that the United Arab Emirates has built an extensive covert network through eastern Libya to arm, train, and supply Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), despite repeated Emirati denials. The documentary draws on more than a year of open source analysis and on the ground reporting, including rare access to the Libyan National Army (LNA), satellite imagery, social media videos, interviews with seven RSF defectors, drone footage, and geolocation analysis. Among its findings, the investigation says it identified four previously undocumented RSF training camps in Libya, documented alleged cooperation between the LNA and RSF, and found evidence that weapons, fuel, armored vehicles, and foreign military contractors moved through Libya with support from figures linked to the UAE. 🎥 Evident media (Instagram)

⭕️ NEW: A new investigation by Lighthouse Reports, Sudan War Monitor, and Evident Media alleges that the United Arab Emirates has built an extensive covert network through eastern Libya to arm, train, and supply Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), despite repeated Emirati denials. The documentary draws on more than a year of open source analysis and on the ground reporting, including rare access to the Libyan National Army (LNA), satellite imagery, social media videos, interviews with seven RSF defectors, drone footage, and geolocation analysis. Among its findings, the investigation says it identified four previously undocumented RSF training camps in Libya, documented alleged cooperation between the LNA and RSF, and found evidence that weapons, fuel, armored vehicles, and foreign military contractors moved through Libya with support from figures linked to the UAE. 🎥 Evident media (Instagram)

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🇸🇩 The Sudanese Air Force hit a resupply convoy earlier for the Rapid Support Forces. The convoy had crossed into Sudan from Chad, a main route used to move weapons, fuel and equipment into RSF-held areas. These strikes are part of a steady campaign by the Sudanese military to cut off the RSF’s supply lines from across the border. Source: TABZ on TG / Writer: Sol

🇸🇩 The Sudanese Air Force hit a resupply convoy earlier for the Rapid Support Forces. The convoy had crossed into Sudan from Chad, a main route used to move weapons, fuel and equipment into RSF-held areas. These strikes are part of a steady campaign by the Sudanese military to cut off the RSF’s supply lines from across the border. Source: TABZ on TG / Writer: Sol

Mario Nawfal

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#Sudan: The UN Human Rights Office is receiving multiple, alarming reports that the Rapid Support Forces are carrying out atrocities, including summary executions, after seizing control of large parts of the besieged city of El Fasher, North Darfur & of Bara city in North Kordofan state in recent days. We need urgent, concrete action to protect civilians seeking safe passage from El Fasher and Bara in Sudan. States with influence must act to prevent atrocities by RSF and allied fighters; accountability is key.

#Sudan: The UN Human Rights Office is receiving multiple, alarming reports that the Rapid Support Forces are carrying out atrocities, including summary executions, after seizing control of large parts of the besieged city of El Fasher, North Darfur & of Bara city in North Kordofan state in recent days. We need urgent, concrete action to protect civilians seeking safe passage from El Fasher and Bara in Sudan. States with influence must act to prevent atrocities by RSF and allied fighters; accountability is key.

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🇸🇩 The UN’s International Organization for Migration warned that 90,000–100,000 people could be displaced from Kadugli in South Kordofan state, and up to 500,000 from El-Obeid, if fighting intensifies and the cities fall. Those risks are growing after the Rapid Support Forces took control of the Barnu area in South Kordofan following clashes that ended with the withdrawal of Sudanese army forces, according to local Sudanese reporting. The RSF has been heavily targeting Dilling and Kadugli, and control of territory north of Kadugli tightens pressure on the road linking the two cities. Securing that corridor would make it easier for the RSF to isolate and threaten Kadugli, raising fears of large-scale displacement as front lines shift deeper into central Sudan. Video: IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳 Images: LiveuaMap Sudan and Munchkin

🇸🇩 The UN’s International Organization for Migration warned that 90,000–100,000 people could be displaced from Kadugli in South Kordofan state, and up to 500,000 from El-Obeid, if fighting intensifies and the cities fall. Those risks are growing after the Rapid Support Forces took control of the Barnu area in South Kordofan following clashes that ended with the withdrawal of Sudanese army forces, according to local Sudanese reporting. The RSF has been heavily targeting Dilling and Kadugli, and control of territory north of Kadugli tightens pressure on the road linking the two cities. Securing that corridor would make it easier for the RSF to isolate and threaten Kadugli, raising fears of large-scale displacement as front lines shift deeper into central Sudan. Video: IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳 Images: LiveuaMap Sudan and Munchkin

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🇸🇩 SUDAN | “We discovered something that was quite shocking [earlier this year]… RSF is very munition or ammo fragile. If the supply lines are disrupted, even 30% for RSF… they will go into what’s called ammo drought.” Nathaniel Raymond, executive director of Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab, argues the war will not be won mainly through battlefield maneuvers, but by pressuring the supply network and the external backers, chiefly the UAE, which enables RSF resupply. He says Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) battlefield momentum earlier this year coincided with disruptions to RSF supply routes, forcing heavier reliance on Libya and other overland corridors. But he argues that dynamic has recently shifted, with RSF regaining momentum as SAF offensives slowed amid fuel shortages linked to the Iran war and mounting pressure along the Blue Nile front tied to Ethiopia-based operations. SAF is more fuel-reliant than RSF, he explains. (From a May 8 Twitter Space hosted by منصة حوارات featuring Nathaniel Raymond)

🇸🇩 SUDAN | “We discovered something that was quite shocking [earlier this year]… RSF is very munition or ammo fragile. If the supply lines are disrupted, even 30% for RSF… they will go into what’s called ammo drought.” Nathaniel Raymond, executive director of Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab, argues the war will not be won mainly through battlefield maneuvers, but by pressuring the supply network and the external backers, chiefly the UAE, which enables RSF resupply. He says Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) battlefield momentum earlier this year coincided with disruptions to RSF supply routes, forcing heavier reliance on Libya and other overland corridors. But he argues that dynamic has recently shifted, with RSF regaining momentum as SAF offensives slowed amid fuel shortages linked to the Iran war and mounting pressure along the Blue Nile front tied to Ethiopia-based operations. SAF is more fuel-reliant than RSF, he explains. (From a May 8 Twitter Space hosted by منصة حوارات featuring Nathaniel Raymond)

Drop Site

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A defector from Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) publicly accused the United Arab Emirates of directly arming and training the militia. He says he personally took a course in the UAE city of Al Ain, in the Ghiathy area, with Emirati trainers, and that drones, officer training, and even treatment for wounded fighters all flow from the UAE through transit airports in Chad (N'Djamena), Libya (Al-Jufra and Benghazi), and Somalia. He concluded: We are all against the Emirati-Zionist project to dismantle Sudan into mini-states.

A defector from Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) publicly accused the United Arab Emirates of directly arming and training the militia. He says he personally took a course in the UAE city of Al Ain, in the Ghiathy area, with Emirati trainers, and that drones, officer training, and even treatment for wounded fighters all flow from the UAE through transit airports in Chad (N'Djamena), Libya (Al-Jufra and Benghazi), and Somalia. He concluded: We are all against the Emirati-Zionist project to dismantle Sudan into mini-states.

Clash Report

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The war in #Sudan 🇸🇩 is still going on, hundred thousands of soldiers are fighting on each side for the control of the country. The fightings are now occuring in the central part of the country, in the Kordofan region. On one side, the Rapid Support Forces, sponsored by the UAE are trying to consolidate their parralel government in Nyala with key victories. The RSF occupy western Sudan, especially the Darfour region. They are supported by the UAE, Chad, South Sudan, Libya, CAR and Wagner/AC 🇦🇪🇹🇩🇸🇸🇱🇾🇨🇫🇷🇺. Their leader is Mohammed Hamdan Dagolo 'Hemetti'. They are Bagarra arabs, opposing black communities in the west and the Nile river tribes controlling the government. They managed to occupy En Nahud, a key road hub in west Kordofan region, they are now trying to take Babanusa, they failed for now to destroy the encircled garrison. RSF forces resist SAF progress in the Kordofan regions, especially around El Obeid, key supply road and supply hub for the army. The main battle is happening in El Fasher, capital of Darfour region. There, SAF and Joint forces troops are encircled since 2 years. The SAF broke the 223rd RSF offensive on the 1.5 million inhabitant city (including at least 500 000 refugees). The city faces famine due to the encirclement. The SAF coalition is composed of the officially recognized "government" led by general Abdel Fattah al Burhan. They represent Nile Arabs, but are also allied to avrious tribes, including African tribes of North Darfur. They are supported by Egypt, Iran, Turkiye, Russia and Qatar 🇪🇬🇮🇷🇹🇷🇷🇺🇶🇦. The SAF managed to liberate all the southern part of the country (Singa, Wad Madani), the capital city Khartoum and its neighbouring twins of Bahri and Omdourman. Now, they want to destroy the RSF by pushing them out of Kordofan before attacking their base in Darfur region. Massive fightings are ongoing around El Obeid and in the south Darfur region. The battle for Kordofan is ongoing, it will decide wether the army is able to liberate and reunify the country or if the RSF militia will create a de facto arab state in the west of Sudan...

The war in #Sudan 🇸🇩 is still going on, hundred thousands of soldiers are fighting on each side for the control of the country. The fightings are now occuring in the central part of the country, in the Kordofan region. On one side, the Rapid Support Forces, sponsored by the UAE are trying to consolidate their parralel government in Nyala with key victories. The RSF occupy western Sudan, especially the Darfour region. They are supported by the UAE, Chad, South Sudan, Libya, CAR and Wagner/AC 🇦🇪🇹🇩🇸🇸🇱🇾🇨🇫🇷🇺. Their leader is Mohammed Hamdan Dagolo 'Hemetti'. They are Bagarra arabs, opposing black communities in the west and the Nile river tribes controlling the government. They managed to occupy En Nahud, a key road hub in west Kordofan region, they are now trying to take Babanusa, they failed for now to destroy the encircled garrison. RSF forces resist SAF progress in the Kordofan regions, especially around El Obeid, key supply road and supply hub for the army. The main battle is happening in El Fasher, capital of Darfour region. There, SAF and Joint forces troops are encircled since 2 years. The SAF broke the 223rd RSF offensive on the 1.5 million inhabitant city (including at least 500 000 refugees). The city faces famine due to the encirclement. The SAF coalition is composed of the officially recognized "government" led by general Abdel Fattah al Burhan. They represent Nile Arabs, but are also allied to avrious tribes, including African tribes of North Darfur. They are supported by Egypt, Iran, Turkiye, Russia and Qatar 🇪🇬🇮🇷🇹🇷🇷🇺🇶🇦. The SAF managed to liberate all the southern part of the country (Singa, Wad Madani), the capital city Khartoum and its neighbouring twins of Bahri and Omdourman. Now, they want to destroy the RSF by pushing them out of Kordofan before attacking their base in Darfur region. Massive fightings are ongoing around El Obeid and in the south Darfur region. The battle for Kordofan is ongoing, it will decide wether the army is able to liberate and reunify the country or if the RSF militia will create a de facto arab state in the west of Sudan...

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UAE TRAINS COLOMBIAN MERCENARIES TO SUPPORT GENOCIDE IN SUDAN A damning Human Rights Watch report titled “From Bogotá to El Fasher” has exposed a highly organised pipeline funneling Colombian mercenaries into Sudan to support the g*nocidal Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia. The investigation reveals that hundreds of Colombian mercenaries were hired by an Abu Dhabi-based security firm called Global Security Services Group. These soldiers were transited directly through the UAE, where they also received specialized military training, before being deployed to fight alongside the RSF. According to HRW, the Colombian mercenaries testified that their passports were not even checked when transiting through the UAE. Instead, they were taken straight to Emirati military bases to be trained by UAE nationals. Once shipped to Sudan, these mercenaries were reportedly used to train new RSF recruits, many of whom were young children. Mausi Segun, Director of HRW’s Africa Division, stated that this “adds to a growing body of evidence that the UAE provides military support to the RSF.” Worse still, these mercenaries were geolocated inside the city of Al-Fashir, where the RSF perpetrated mass atrocities that the UN declared bore “the hallmarks of g*nocide.” While the UAE continues to issue denials, the trail of complicity is undeniable. The security firm is Emirati, the mercenaries are Colombian, but the g*nocidal devastation belongs entirely to the people of Sudan.

UAE TRAINS COLOMBIAN MERCENARIES TO SUPPORT GENOCIDE IN SUDAN A damning Human Rights Watch report titled “From Bogotá to El Fasher” has exposed a highly organised pipeline funneling Colombian mercenaries into Sudan to support the gnocidal Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia. The investigation reveals that hundreds of Colombian mercenaries were hired by an Abu Dhabi-based security firm called Global Security Services Group. These soldiers were transited directly through the UAE, where they also received specialized military training, before being deployed to fight alongside the RSF. According to HRW, the Colombian mercenaries testified that their passports were not even checked when transiting through the UAE. Instead, they were taken straight to Emirati military bases to be trained by UAE nationals. Once shipped to Sudan, these mercenaries were reportedly used to train new RSF recruits, many of whom were young children. Mausi Segun, Director of HRW’s Africa Division, stated that this “adds to a growing body of evidence that the UAE provides military support to the RSF.” Worse still, these mercenaries were geolocated inside the city of Al-Fashir, where the RSF perpetrated mass atrocities that the UN declared bore “the hallmarks of gnocide.” While the UAE continues to issue denials, the trail of complicity is undeniable. The security firm is Emirati, the mercenaries are Colombian, but the g*nocidal devastation belongs entirely to the people of Sudan.

Sovereign Media

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General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan declares that Khartoum is now “free” after the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) recaptured it from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The army first seized Khartoum International Airport before advancing on key government sites, including the presidential palace. Soldiers secured the Manshiya Bridge over the Blue Nile, cutting off RSF reinforcements and leaving Jebel Awliya Bridge as the paramilitary group’s last exit route. The RSF, which controlled most of Khartoum since April 2023, has now been pushed south as the military consolidates its hold over the city. Their remaining strongholds are now outside the capital, with their forces still holding positions in Darfur. The war has displaced 12.5 million people and left parts of Sudan on the brink of famine. Foreign powers continue arming both sides, and diplomatic efforts to end the fighting have so far failed.

General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan declares that Khartoum is now “free” after the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) recaptured it from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The army first seized Khartoum International Airport before advancing on key government sites, including the presidential palace. Soldiers secured the Manshiya Bridge over the Blue Nile, cutting off RSF reinforcements and leaving Jebel Awliya Bridge as the paramilitary group’s last exit route. The RSF, which controlled most of Khartoum since April 2023, has now been pushed south as the military consolidates its hold over the city. Their remaining strongholds are now outside the capital, with their forces still holding positions in Darfur. The war has displaced 12.5 million people and left parts of Sudan on the brink of famine. Foreign powers continue arming both sides, and diplomatic efforts to end the fighting have so far failed.

Cyprian, Is Nyakundi

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🚨🇸🇩 This is what a siege looks like right before a genocide. Sudan's next one may be starting now. The Rapid Support Forces are closing in on El Obeid from the north and west. Drones already hit 5 oil tank farms. The U.S. is warning that "mass atrocities" could be next. That's not a guess. El Fasher fell to the RSF the same way in October. The UN later found the assault bore "the hallmarks of genocide." El Obeid matters strategically too: a key highway and an oil pipeline both run through it. Taking it would let the RSF lock down all of western Sudan. This war has already displaced 14 million people. It's the world's worst humanitarian crisis right now, and almost nobody's watching. Source: NYT, Counter Intelligence Global (Telegram) / Writer: Michael

🚨🇸🇩 This is what a siege looks like right before a genocide. Sudan's next one may be starting now. The Rapid Support Forces are closing in on El Obeid from the north and west. Drones already hit 5 oil tank farms. The U.S. is warning that "mass atrocities" could be next. That's not a guess. El Fasher fell to the RSF the same way in October. The UN later found the assault bore "the hallmarks of genocide." El Obeid matters strategically too: a key highway and an oil pipeline both run through it. Taking it would let the RSF lock down all of western Sudan. This war has already displaced 14 million people. It's the world's worst humanitarian crisis right now, and almost nobody's watching. Source: NYT, Counter Intelligence Global (Telegram) / Writer: Michael

Mario Nawfal

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🎥 New video report from CBC Canada explains how Sudan, now Africa’s third-largest gold producer, loses an estimated 50–70% of its gold to smuggling each year, largely to the UAE. Both warring sides depend on gold revenue, though the trade is especially central to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the RSF controls major gold sites in western Sudan and extracted an estimated $860 million worth of gold in 2024 alone, according to UN findings. That gold is funneled to the UAE, refined and sold globally, with weapons and supplies flowing back to the RSF. The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, also profit, moving gold through Egypt and onward to the UAE. The same countries now positioned as mediators of the Quad process—Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the US—are deeply entangled in Sudan’s gold economy, complicating any serious path toward ending the war.

🎥 New video report from CBC Canada explains how Sudan, now Africa’s third-largest gold producer, loses an estimated 50–70% of its gold to smuggling each year, largely to the UAE. Both warring sides depend on gold revenue, though the trade is especially central to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the RSF controls major gold sites in western Sudan and extracted an estimated $860 million worth of gold in 2024 alone, according to UN findings. That gold is funneled to the UAE, refined and sold globally, with weapons and supplies flowing back to the RSF. The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, also profit, moving gold through Egypt and onward to the UAE. The same countries now positioned as mediators of the Quad process—Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the US—are deeply entangled in Sudan’s gold economy, complicating any serious path toward ending the war.

Drop Site

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