US Tech Giant Partners With UAE Bomber Linked to Sudan Genocide
The Intercept reports that Anduril, a US defense tech company, is partnering with the UAE's EDGE Group, a bomb manufacturer currently accused by UN experts of arming the Rapid Support Forces committing genocide in Sudan's Darfur region. While mainstream outlets present this as a straightforward business deal, they often omit that the US government, which funds much of Anduril's work, has actively
sanctioned Sudanese factions for abuses. It appears creating advanced AI for war only enhances the ability to ignore inconvenient humanitarian crises. This isn't just about drones; it's about legitimizing partners accused of war crimes, all while the State Department issues worried statements about 'regional stability.' One might wonder if 'national security' now includes securing new markets for
companies whose products are implicated in mass atrocities. The profit margins, it seems, are always pristine, regardless of the blood on the balance sheet. America denounces genocide with one hand, while its tech giants shake hands with the alleged perpetrators with the other. A truly innovative approach to foreign policy, wouldn't you say?