UK sanctioned a banker it calls a financial adviser to Sudan's RSF leader
On 5 February 2026 the UK government designated six individuals under its Sudan sanctions regime. They include Mustafa Ibrahim Abdel Nabi Mohamed, whom it described as director of the UK-sanctioned al-Khaleej Bank, majority shareholder of Shield Protective Solutions Co. Ltd. (Sudan), and financial adviser to the RSF leader, 'suspected of helping the illicit financing of the RSF's military campaign'. The package also sanctioned SAF-aligned commander Abu Aqla Mohamed Kaikal, RSF field commander Hussein Barsham, and three Colombian nationals accused of recruiting former Colombian military personnel for the RSF. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said there must be 'a price to pay' for those who have allowed the atrocities. These are UK government allegations; no court has ruled on them.
The UK on Thursday imposed new sanctions targeting Sudan's 'war machine,' designating six individuals including a bank director accused of financing the RSF.
Britain has imposed new sanctions on six individuals it accuses of fuelling Sudan's civil war, including commanders from both the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and a bank director accused of financing RSF operations.
Mustafa Ibrahim Abdel Nabi Mohamed: Director of UK-sanctioned al-Khaleej Bank; majority shareholder of Shield Protective Solutions Co. Ltd. (Sudan); financial adviser to the leader of the RSF... suspected of helping the illicit financing of the RSF's military campaign.
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