Multiple reports say Human Rights Watch accuses the United Arab Emirates of training Colombian mercenaries who are then deployed to fight in Sudan’s war. According to the accounts, the training is described as support for armed activity alongside a paramilitary group operating in the country’s conflict. The claims are presented as part of Human Rights Watch’s investigation into foreign involvement in the Sudan war, focusing on recruitment and preparation of fighters who come from outside Sudan. The reports attribute the core allegation to Human Rights Watch and do not indicate that the UAE has confirmed or responded to the accusations in the cited summaries. The information is framed as an allegation by a human rights organization, rather than a verified finding by an international court. The reports also emphasize that the accusations relate to the provision of training and related support for fighters before their participation in the conflict.