North Korea says it hasn’t exported any weapons to Russia during the war in Ukraine and has no plans to do so, and said US intelligence reports of weapons transfers were an attempt to tarnish North Korea’s image.
a big deal the only condition imposed by the german government is that the partner countries france and great britain should be assured by saudi arabia that these armaments will not be used in the yemen war but that is ridiculous einhorn many in the c.d.u. already fear that european partners will continue exporting weapons to the gulf region without including germany. follow clarity on this issue i m joined now by our chief political editor michelle look at upon him entry studious we shall know if jim is still sitting on the fence syria with a german to be sold to saudi arabia at some point in the future. well demi is certainly giving a very complicated answer to what is essentially a yes or no question it says it won t directly deliver any arms or any kind of parts for at least another six months and it s essentially asking its partners not to export any of those fully assembled weapons or any kind of military
a recent expedition conservationists are preparing to search for more of the species in the galapagos. well here in germany a verdict is expected today in a court case that s being closely watched by former employees of the arms maker hecla and call it a bit on trial in stuttgart since may of last year they stand accused of illegally supplying mexico with hecla and call german made weapons. a courtin stood guard has been trying five former hacker cock employees on charges of exporting weapons illegally in two thousand and fourteen six people were killed in protests in the southern mexican city of equality and forty three students disappeared without a trace. police believe local criminals were behind the attack and that they were armed with assault rifles manufactured by the german company heckler and call.
spoke to the aspirations of the young people at cairo university. the leaders who are dictators, monarchs and authoritarians and he s leading with $110 million arms deal. that i think is problematic in itself. why is that problematic? well, looking rather than exporting democracy we re exporting weapons. we are adding fuel to a war to iran and saudi arabia and we re militarizing one side while we re trying to do diplomacy and take off nuclear weapons from iran. so this is we ve been known as the world in terms of a morale high ground, now we re exported weapons and we re bragging about the fact that we re sending $110 billion worth of weapons. the president says g this
like mexico, central american nations, that the u.s. apply its existing laws on exporting weapons, but mainly change its domestic regulations on the purchase of weapons, many of which end up in mexico and central america. put in perspective how popular or unpopular the u.s. position toward cuba is, with the rest of latin america? i think just about every country in latin america thinks that the embargo is needless, counterproductive, and obsolete. that it really makes no sense to continue with something that began in 1960, 61, under president kennedy, at the height of the cold war. the world has changed. the u.s. has changed. cuba hasn t changed very much, but at the end of the day, that s not very important either. i think most countries would think that the ideal situation would be for president obama, unilaterally, to lift the embargo and encourage different