A UN report has accused Jordan, the UAE and Turkey of repeatedly violating arms sanctions on Libya, and says Sudan and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, head of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, have violated UN sanctions by deploying 1,000 Sudanese troops to Libya. The U.N. experts found that it was “highly probable” that the attack was conducted by a modern attack aircraft using precision-guided munitions “owned and operated by a member state acting in direct support” of Haftar. The report, released last week in Geneva, said that “despite repeated calls for an end to these violations, no action was taken against any party or individuals responsible for violations during this period.” a foreign attack aircraft was responsible for a deadly strike on a migrant detention centre. Although the UN urged nations in July not to intervene or exacerbate the Libyan conflict, it is unlikely any action will be taken over these sanction violations.
A UN report has accused Jordan, the UAE and Turkey of repeatedly violating arms sanctions on Libya, and says Sudan and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, head of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, have violated UN sanctions by deploying 1,000 Sudanese troops to Libya. The report, released last week in Geneva, said that “despite repeated calls for an end to these violations, no action was taken against any party or individuals responsible for violations during this period.” a foreign attack aircraft was responsible for a deadly strike on a migrant detention centre. Although the UN urged nations in July not to intervene or exacerbate the Libyan conflict, it is unlikely any action will be taken over these sanction violations.