The US has sanctioned eight individuals and entities, including Raipur-based SBL Energy and its CEO Alok Choudhari, for allegedly supplying explosives that fuelled Sudan's civil war. Washington said the targeted networks provided weapons, explosives and foreign fighters to the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces, worsening the humanitarian crisis.
Washington: The US imposed sanctions on eight persons and entities, including an Indian national associated with an explosives manufacturing firm, for allegedly fuelling the civil war in Sudan.
The US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Friday said the targeted networks enabled both the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to expand and intensify civil war in the African nation.
Among the sanctioned individuals is Alok Choudhari of Raipur, the Chief Executive Officer of SBL Energy Limited, also known as Amin Explosive Private Limited, which allegedly supplied over 200 shipments of explosives and explosive-related materials to a company that maintained the SAF's arsenal.
The Treasury Department also imposed sanctions on SBL Energy Limited and other firms based in Sudan and Egypt.
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