Turkish defense firm linked to Sudan’s devastating civil war

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1. >The development casts Turkish defence companies among the foreign powers vying for spoils in the 22 month long deadly war that has seen other international actors such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Russia accused of playing different roles and fueling the conflict.

   >In November, rights group Amnesty International said armoured vehicles made by the UAE and equipped with French military technology were being used by paramilitary forces in the civil war.

   >Despite extending an arms embargo on Darfur in October with a unanimous vote, the U.N. Security Council has not attempted to take action against any of the foreign nations allegedly violating the embargo.

   Unsurprisingly, justice is conspicuously absent when there is a profit to be had. 

2. Say what you will about the Sudanese army, but their fight against the Emirati backed terrorist RSF is legitimate. Turkiye supporting the legitimate national army is not at all a bad thing, certainly when compared to the countries propping up the rebel group that is responsible for a goddamn r*pe epidemic

3. Let us see… Turkey is actually supporting the side that is not genocidal and is trying to stop the ones commiting genocide…. And according to Western Media, that’s bad?

   Maybe focus on the other parties involved that are supporting the genocidal RSF…

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