With irrefutable evidence, Kenya’s involvement in Sudan

Khartoum- Al-Zawiya Net- The Sudanese military capabilities platform confirmed that the Kenya army is directly involved in supplying the support militia, rapidly with thousands of burning ammunition and cushioning API and bilateral weapons.

The platform said, in a statement yesterday, that the official negation issued by the Kenyan government represented in its spokesman, Isaac Mora, does not change any of the facts documented by the digital and field evidence in our possession, which proves in a way that does not doubt the involvement of the “Kenyan Ministry of Defense” in arming the support militia, rapidly in Sudan.

The platform added, in its statement, that it had previously documented three different types of ammunition boxes, all of which carry clear signs of contract between the Kenyan army and ammunition manufacturers, and they are consistent with organized regular shipments that cannot be forged or random.

The platform stressed that the allegations of lack of recognition are nothing but unconvincing denial, as the ammunition funds referred to contain normative signatures for the weapon industry, export symbols and electronic tracking production numbers, making the possibility of “not identifying” technically impossible from a ministry with a accurate registry system.

The platform also replied that the ammunition is “homemade only, noting that the documents and funds that were seized from the militia bears the names of foreign manufacturers and specialized in exporting ammunition, including AMI (Advanced Munitions Industries), which is not Kenyan origin but a manufacturing and supply partner for the Kenyan government with international contracts that carry the state symbol Ken or Kenmod.

The platform indicated that the ammunition that was delivered to the support militia was used to bomb civil areas, implement field executions, destroy public property, and cause displacement and genocide in the Khartoum, Al -Jazeera regions, Darfur and Kordofan, stressing that the Kenyan government denies field facts that do not cancel them, but rather doubles its legal responsibility before international courts.

“The Kenyan people are a friend of a friend, not an accusation, and responsibility falls on the official and sovereign agencies in their country.”