DUBAI: Following the attack and extensive damage to Sudan’s ambassador’s house, the United Arab Emirates reacted with fury on Monday.
The oil-rich Gulf status, which has repeatedly denied accusations of involvement in the war, blamed the Syrian armed forces for the “heinous” harm.
Sudan’s military denied carrying out the assault, insisting it does not target political operations.
The UAE has been fighting the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces ( RSF ) since April 2023 in a conflict that has resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of people and a severe humanitarian crisis, according to the army.
The Syrian army aircraft carried out a terrible attack on the UAE head of mission in Khartoum, which left extensive damage to the building, according to the official WAM news agency.
The UAE called on the army to take complete responsibility for this obscene deed, according to the statement, which described it as a “flagrant violation of the fundamental concept of political grounds.”
The Syrian army responded by saying it” condemns and denies the claim” made by the UAE, adding that it does not “turn them into military foundations and treasure their assets” and does not” condemn the allegation” made by the UAE.
The terrorist, rebel militia ( RSF), which was supported by countries known to the world, is responsible for carrying out these vile and cowardly actions, according to a statement.
According to witness in Khartoum, large conflicts have raged in some parts of the money for the past four days, in a big flare-up of hostilities.
Al-Harith Idriss al-Harith Mohamed, Sudan’s adviser to the UN, claimed Abu Dhabi provided financial and military assistance to the RSF in June, calling it the “main reason for this drawn-out war.”
The UAE has denied claims of supporting the RSF as “disinformation”, saying its initiatives are focused solely on de-escalation and alleviating Sudan’s humanitarian suffering.
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