Saudi Customs Trail Raises Questions Over Vehicle Supply to Sudan
Saudi Customs Trail Raises Questions Over How a Military-Modified Vehicle Reached Khartoum Customs documentation can provide critical evidence for reconstructing the movement and ownership of commercial good A military-modified Land Cruiser reportedly found in Khartoum has raised questions about the commercial and logistical networks through which vehicles can move from ordinary trade channels into Sudan's war economy. The investigation points to Saudi customs-clearance documentation and a Jeddah-based establishment identified as Hussein Al-Yami Customs Clearance Establishment , including a reported license number 4401 . These details should be independently verified before any definitive conclusion is drawn. Global Witness: How vehicles have previously moved from Jeddah to Sudan 🇦🇪 Royal Jet’s Boeing 737-700 (Reg. A6-RJF), regularly used by RSF leader General Hemedti, made another flight from Abu Dhabi to 🇸🇦 Jeddah today, returning after approximately five hours on the grou...