The UAE called the allegations “utterly false” and “baseless” and accused the government of refusing to negotiate peace with its enemy.
He said Chad's recently reopened Adre border crossing for humanitarian aid was being “abused” to get weapons to the paramilitary force.
He also claimed that a European bullion market has confirmed that the UAE is profiting from Sudanese gold.
Two decades ago, Darfur became synonymous with genocide and war crimes, particularly by the notorious Janjaweed Arab militias, against populations that identify as Central or East African.
It seems that legacy has returned, with the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor Karim Khan saying in late January there are grounds to believe both sides are committing possible war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide in Darfur.

Sudan accuses UAE of arming rivals and prolonging war, UAE accuses Sudan of refusing to talk peace