UAE Attorney-General refers 13 individuals and six companies to the State Security Court for allegedly attempting to transit military materials to the Port Sudan Authority.
The UAE Attorney-General has referred 13 individuals and six companies to the State Security Court on charges of attempting to illegally transit military materials to the Port Sudan Authority.
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The UAE Attorney-General has referred 13 individuals and six companies to the State Security Court on charges of attempting to illegally transit military materials to the Port Sudan Authority.
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