European weapons in Sudan (5/5): Europeans still making deals with Emirati firm diverting weapons

Recap of the first four articles in our series: Through videos and exclusive access to documents, the FRANCE 24 Observers team was able to reveal that mortar shells found in the Sudanese desert were manufactured by the Bulgarian company Dunarit, and then sold on to the Emirati firm International Golden Group, known for diverting weapons to countries under international embargo. The munitions ended up in Libya and finally Sudan as part of a convoy that included Colombian mercenaries. Similar weapons are regularly used to bomb Sudanese civilians.Read moreEuropean weapons in Sudan (1/5): Bulgarian mortar shells in Darfur’s desertRead moreEuropean weapons in Sudan (2/5): A €50 million Emirati contractRead moreEuropean weapons in Sudan (3/5): The mercenaries who travelled through LibyaRead moreEuropean bombs in Sudan (4/5): "The RSF bombs public buildings, markets, and hospitals"Is the channel of supply documented by the FRANCE 24 Observers team between the Emirati company International Gol...