Името на България замесено в световен оръжеен скандал

проблема е че се хванах да прочета новината на повече от едно место. и единствено българските антиправителствени журналисти използват `българия` във връзка с бут. интересно е че украинските антируски медии на същото място слагат `украйна`.....оф не ми се занимава повече, ама се дразня когато някой *** в името на частнопартийните си интереси лае срещу родината си.... отговор Сигнализирай

Davam goliaam 6okolad za tozi koito uspee da nameri kyde v teksta izly4en ot CNN se govori za Bulgaria, Bulgarskite oryjeni zavodi i Bylgarskite taini slujbi predotvratili/sperili ili pro4ee tyrgovii s oryjia.Probl;emyt e ne 4e tozi SSSRec e prodaval a 4e e speceli milionite bez da se podeli s drugi tyrgovci-te tova e dalaverata. Ina4e rabelite steha da kupiat ako ne ot rusnak ot germaneca ili italianeca ili koito i da e.BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- For years, Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout has made millions of dollars allegedly delivering weapons and ammunition to warlords and militants. Officials believe many of his activities may be illegal, and on Thursday, Thai police announced his arrest.Bout, 41, has made his deliveries to Africa, Asia and the Mideast, using obsolete or surplus Soviet-era cargo planes.A formal announcement on his arrest is expected later in the day in New York.He was picked up in Bangkok but neither police nor U.S. Embassy spokeswoman Cynthia Brown had details on his arrest."We can confirm he has been arrested in Bangkok, and we congratulate the Thai authorities on making this arrest," Brown said.Intelligence agencies around the world have tracked Bout for years. While some of his work has been legitimate, most has not.The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has a warrant for Bout's arrest, and the United States could request extradition, but the details are still being worked out, a U.S. government official told CNN.According to U.S. officials, Bout -- a former Soviet air force officer who speaks multiple languages -- has what is reputed to be the largest private fleet of Soviet-era cargo aircraft in the world.Bout acquired the planes shortly after the breakup of the Soviet Union, the U.S. Department of Treasury said in 2005.At that time, the U.S. Treasury announced it was freezing the assets of Bout and his associates who are all tied to former Liberian President Charles Taylor.Taylor is being tried on war crimes charges by the Special Court for Sierra Leone. The court was set up by the West African country and the United Nations, which is also handling cases against Sierra Leone rebel groups in Freetown.Stephan Rapp, special prosecutor in the Sierra Leone case, said, "We are very pleased with that."He said he would offer to provide evidence to any court in the world that may take on the case but he will not seek Bout's extradition.Asked about specific evidence, he said, "Certainly we would have evidence in his involvement in two shipments." He said without Bout bloody campaigns in which guerrillas killed and mutilated civilians never would have happened. Intelligence officials said Bout shipped large quantities of small arms to civil wars across Africa and Asia, often taking diamonds in payment from West African fighters.A 2006 article in "Foreign Policy" magazine said that while Bout served many third-world leade отговор Сигнализирай

Не можеш быть!Русские люди такие работы не делают! отговор Сигнализирай

ами прав съм, естесвено :)първо. в българия съветска армия просто НЯМА.второ. складове за съветско оръжие просто НЯМА.имаме си достатъчно българско, и то произвенено в българия, за да имаме съветско.трето. складове за съветско оръжие имаше в западна германия, чехословакия, полша, унгария. там, където имаше в различни епохи разквартирувани съветски войски.иначе казано - ако е разпродавано оръжие от съветски складове вероятностите са 90% - да е от складове в германия и 10% за всички останали.... българия - вероятността е 0. просто защото в българия складове със съветско оръжие НЯМА.ай сиктир, аман от агресивни ***..... отговор Сигнализирай

3 е прав ,че СССР не имал складове за оръжие в БГ.Тогава имаше "Кинтекс" отговор Сигнализирай