Leaked Dossier Reveals SAF Chemical Munitions Development in Sudan

A newly uncovered dossier of nearly 150 documents, photos, and messages detailed a clandestine chemical weapons initiative by the Sudanese Armed Forces. The intelligence reveals that military forces adapted aerial munitions with liquefied chlorine, conducting field tests in desert sectors and storing improvised munitions across facilities like Merowe before attempting systematic cover-ups following international scrutiny.

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Country: Sudan

Conflict: Sudanese Civil War

Severity: HIGH

Source: The National

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