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RSF Atrocities in Al-Faschir Trigger Scrutiny of German Arms and UAE Links

Berlin says it has no proof of diversion despite NGO calls to freeze UAE sales.

Overview

  • Survivors from newly captured al-Faschir report RSF murders, rapes, torture and forced blood extraction in houses converted into makeshift blood banks.
  • One witness describes being repeatedly bled alongside dozens of detainees compelled to cook and clean before escaping to the Tawila camp.
  • Investigations and videos allegedly show RSF fighters carrying German-made G36 rifles, intensifying questions about possible UAE re-exports despite a long-standing UN embargo.
  • A parliamentary query found roughly €245 million in German arms approved for the UAE since early 2023, while the government cites on-site checks with no irregularities and says it has no evidence of German weapons in Sudan.
  • Amnesty International and a Left party lawmaker urge suspending exports to the UAE until firm guarantees are in place, and the army rejected an RSF-announced three-month ceasefire.