BREAKING | UAE Becomes Second U.S. Ally in a Year Accused of Genocide at ICJ - ThreadSky

dropsitenews.com • 2 days ago

BREAKING | UAE Becomes Second U.S. Ally in a Year Accused of Genocide at ICJ

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abublofer.bsky.social•2 days ago

Shared values I guess 😂

supermagnetar.bsky.social•2 days ago

Perhaps this accusation was announced by the ICJ (and maybe Egypt) because the UAE recently made an investment deal with Kenya to side with the RSF rebels in Sudan. Kenyan now supports the RSF in order to secure metals like gold in the service of foreign capital. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/3/6/peacemaker-or-peacebreaker-why-kenyas-good-neighbour-reputation-is-marred

dropsitenews.com•2 days ago

The UAE, designated by President Biden in 2024 as a “major defense partner” and recipient of a $23 billion arms deal in 2021 for advanced drones and F-35 fighter jets, has been accused by Sudan at the International Court of Justice of being “complicit in the genocide against the Masalit” in Darfur…

dropsitenews.com•2 days ago

…by supporting the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in its ongoing conflict. The case follows South Africa’s genocide case at the ICJ against Israel, Washington’s closest ally in the region.”

dropsitenews.com•2 days ago

Key Allegations:

➤ Provided “extensive financial, political, and military aid to the RSF.”

➤ Directed and supplied “advanced military equipment, including drones and intelligence.”

➤ Enabled acts of “genocide, murder, property theft, rape, forcible displacement,”and other human rights violations.

dropsitenews.com•2 days ago

UAE has dismissed the case as a “publicity stunt” and plans to seek immediate dismissal. If found complicit, it could face:

➤ Legal obligations to cease support for the RSF.

➤ Potential sanctions and arms embargoes.

➤ Reputational damage affecting diplomatic and economic relationships.

dropsitenews.com•2 days ago

This legal action, like the genocide case against Israel, pressures the international community to reconsider relationships with countries allegedly supporting armed groups involved in war crimes.

dropsitenews.com•2 days ago

Drop’s @ryangrim.bsky.social had asked Biden’s State Department why US allies in the region don’t follow US advice on humanitarian obligations. Listen to the response.

October 29, 2024

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