The United Arab Emirates (UAE) faces serious allegations from the Sudanese government, claiming it has provided weapons to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), exacerbating the ongoing civil war that has lasted 17 months. Sudanese Ambassador Al-Harith Mohamed accused the UAE of supplying heavy arms and profiting from illicit gold trade, a claim the UAE has vehemently denied, labeling it as baseless. During a recent UN Security Council meeting, members voted to extend the arms embargo on Sudan's Darfur region until September 2025, as the humanitarian crisis deepens, with over 20,000 fatalities and 13 million displaced. The conflict, which erupted in April 2023, has resulted in widespread atrocities committed by both the Sudanese military and RSF, drawing international condemnation. The situation remains dire, with experts warning of severe food shortages affecting millions. As diplomatic tensions rise, calls for an independent international response to safeguard civilians are becoming increasingly urgent.