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Abu Dhabi Court Delays Verdict in Sudan Arms Smuggling Trial

Thu, Aug 6, 2026(45d ago)UAE

The Federal Court of Appeal in Abu Dhabi has officially pushed back its proceedings regarding a high-profile military equipment smuggling case involving Sudan. The trial, which centers on the alleged illicit arms trade and money laundering activities of 13 individuals and six separate companies, is now scheduled to resume on August 12.

During the recent session, the court spent significant time reviewing sensitive evidence and evaluating confessions that directly implicate the accused parties in the smuggling operation. While details regarding the specific testimonies remain limited, authorities are expected to provide further updates as the legal process unfolds. Interested parties are encouraged to check back for additional information once the proceedings continue next month.

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