Weapons cache


              Weapons cache
Da Dan Xia





Highly classified intel coming from unnamed IGAD officials has revealed to SPLA IO sources , that Da Dan Xia the notorious Hong Kong registered Chinese vessel currently docked in port Djibouti is ferrying lethal weapon armaments to be supplied South Sudan government with the full knowledge of key IGAD partner state . 


This vessel company is suspected in several incidence of violation of arms trafficking laws internationally recently, on the 4th March 2015 the Colombian government impounded carrier with the same names and arrested the captain of the vessel in the port city of Cartagena, and was charged with arms trafficking for transporting undocumented large-caliber munitions, reportedly bound for Cuba but,Colombian government believes Cuba communist regime is a conduit for weapons supply to the FARC rebels in Columbia. 


Like the Cuba regime,Uganda government of Museveni is a known accomplice to these violation of arms trade by buying arms on behalf of the Juba government.


Juba government in October 2014 signed a strategic military cooperation agreement with Uganda in which Kampala can purchase weapons on behalf Juba SPLA faction. 


Therefore with the imminent comprehensive arms embargo against the warring factions in South Sudan war by the international community several IGAD members might find themselves in the watch list for violating this directive. 


Statement from the SPLM-IO confirmed that Chinese flagged vessel Da Dan Xia has brought large quantity of armaments and ammunitions to Salva Kiir’s tribal SPLA Juba government via Djibouti Port the consignments consists of missile warheads, heavy artillery shell casings, and million detonators which are destined to be delivered to Juba via Ethiopian".
 


There seems to be a secret agenda by some IGAD member states of frustrating the peace efforts,if they continue to abet weapons pilfering through the volatile region,these members states ironically seat at the helm of the mediation efforts of reconciling the warring parties in the South Sudan conflict yet at the same time they are conspiring to keep arming the failed Juba regime.
 


China another party to the continued instability in South Sudan is the main purchaser of South Sudan oil,is also seemingly playing double sides in June 2014, China sold weapons worth $38 million, a consignment of which was delivered to South Sudan through the Kenyan coastal port of Mombassa.Machar the leader of SPLA IO at the time criticized the Chinese government for what they said was a double standard in which it fuelled the war through sale of weapons to Juba while at the same time expressed to play role of supporting the peace process and peace keeping. 


Despite this condemnation of China by SPLA IO relations between China and Juba remains intact the evidence is this new shipment of arms cargo docked in port of Djibouti government.
 


Currently there are some disagreements of allowing the safe passage of these armaments through Ethiopia, the Ethiopian government is insisting that Juba government pays $3.5 million dollars fees for transferring heavy lethal weapons and ammunitions through their land.


To meet this demand the Juba mafia government is desperately rallying member state for a waiver of the fees.Salva Kiir is also continuously mortgaging South Susan oil to Chinese Oil Company who are paying for these weapons and freight charges in promise of full control of the oil resources in South Sudan.
 


Therefore with this development the SPLA IO is calling upon UNSC, Trioka, EU, AU and IGAD to condemn China and her IGAD accomplices to abstain from supplying lethal weapons to failed government that is being used to massacre its own people in daylight.


The people of South Sudan need a peaceful resolution of the war instead of Chinese manufactured weapons.

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