BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins explores claims of connections between the United Arab Emirates and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) amid ongoing conflict in Sudan. The article assesses the nature of these allegations, the geopolitical implications, and the efforts by international actors to facilitate peace. Evidence suggests that allegations focus on possible logistical or financial support, with some reports indicating covert involvement. However, definitive proof remains unconfirmed, and authorities continue investigations to establish the extent of any direct links. The conflict in Sudan has seen fluctuations in regional engagement, with the UAE’s role under scrutiny due to its diplomatic history across the Middle East and Africa. International efforts aim to mediate discussions and curb violence, emphasizing neutrality and diplomatic solutions. Monitoring agencies and diplomatic channels are actively evaluating the situation to guide policy decisions and prevent escalation. The complex web of alliances and rivalries requires continuous analysis, and the ongoing investigation seeks to clarify the UAE’s position regarding Sudan’s civil war.