“Nabaa Al-Sudan” has obtained documented information in which aviation monitors and observers of regional air traffic detail a logistical network of flights originating from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to provide air supplies to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia.
According to the sources, 54 flights operated by various airlines linked to the UAE government were tracked. The flights departed from Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and Fujairah airports, with their final destinations identified as airports in Ethiopia and Chad.
Detailed flight movement data show that specific aircraft types were used to carry out the operation. A total of 41 flights were conducted using Ilyushin heavy transport aircraft, while 13 additional flights were operated using Boeing 737 aircraft.
The list also identifies the companies involved in operating the flights, ranked as follows:
1. Aviacon Zitotrans (Russia) – 20 flights.
2. Pecotox (Moldova) – 13 flights.
3. Invicta – A company headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, which operated 11 flights using aircraft registered in the Central African Republic. The same aircraft had previously been operated by the Russian Wagner Group.
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