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Te copio lo que dice el informe que enlaza el artículo.
https://armamentresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/ARES-Research-Report-No.-6-Spanish-C90-CR-Series-Rocket-Launchers-Alhambra-hand-grenades-in-Yemen-web.pdf
Export to Saudi Arabia & Presence in Yemen
In the mid-1990s, Instalaza, along with various other Spanish defence sector companies, exported significant quantities of materiel to Saudi Arabia. This included a number of C90-CR rocket launchers; according to a confidential source in Spain, some 5000 C90-CR series weapons were delivered to Saudi Arabia in the early 1990s. Such weapons are not known to have been exported to other countries in the region. The confidential source in Spain indicated that Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the UAE had not received any C90-CR series systems. This indicates that Saudi Arabia presents a likely source any such weapons found in Saudi Arabia and neighbouring countries were provided during this time period (Aguirre, 1992).
C-90 series weapons have not been exported from Spain to Yemen. The Spanish Ministry ofEconomy issued a series of documents called Estadísticas españolas de exportación de material dedefensa, de otro material y de productos y tecnologías de doble uso (‘Spanish export statistics ofdefence equipment, other materiel, and dual-use products and technologies’; or EEEMD)
. EEMD reports suggest that there have not been significant defence materiel exports, particularly of ordnance, from Spain to Yemen. Whilst the issuance of detailed EEMD reports is a relatively recent practice, earlier export reports and contemporary and modern sources indicate defence ties between Spain and Yemen have been near non-existent (Rodríguez, 2016).
Así que lo que insinúa el artículo ¡Una mierda!
Te copio lo que dice el informe que enlaza el artículo.
https://armamentresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/ARES-Research-Report-No.-6-Spanish-C90-CR-Series-Rocket-Launchers-Alhambra-hand-grenades-in-Yemen-web.pdf
Export to Saudi Arabia & Presence in Yemen
In the mid-1990s, Instalaza, along with various other Spanish defence sector companies, exported significant quantities of materiel to Saudi Arabia. This included a number of C90-CR rocket launchers; according to a confidential source in Spain, some 5000 C90-CR series weapons were delivered to Saudi Arabia in the early 1990s. Such weapons are not known to have been exported to other countries in the region. The confidential source in Spain indicated that Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the UAE had not received any C90-CR series systems. This indicates that Saudi Arabia presents a likely source any such weapons found in Saudi Arabia and neighbouring countries were provided during this time period (Aguirre, 1992).
C-90 series weapons have not been exported from Spain to Yemen. The Spanish Ministry ofEconomy issued a series of documents called Estadísticas españolas de exportación de material dedefensa, de otro material y de productos y tecnologías de doble uso (‘Spanish export statistics ofdefence equipment, other materiel, and dual-use products and technologies’; or EEEMD)
. EEMD reports suggest that there have not been significant defence materiel exports, particularly of ordnance, from Spain to Yemen. Whilst the issuance of detailed EEMD reports is a relatively recent practice, earlier export reports and contemporary and modern sources indicate defence ties between Spain and Yemen have been near non-existent (Rodríguez, 2016).
Así que lo que insinúa el artículo ¡Una mierda!
Comentarios
Si envío lanzacohetes a Yemen está bien para que se defiendan. Me preocuparía si los hubiese enviado a Arabia Saudí ...
#1, obviamente los enviaron a la Arabia Saudí, aunque está explicado como el culo.
#2 lo único que dice de Yemen o Arabia es:
"En 2022 se sabe que ha vendido armas a Italia y Estonia, y, antes que en Ucrania, y seguramente también en nombre de la paz, los C90 de Instalaza ya estuvieron en otra guerra con mucho menos foco mediático, la de Yemen"
#6, los yemenís son aliados de Irán, es imposible que un país fe la OTAN les envíe armas.
#11 no se en qué basas esa alianza, pero bueno...
#12, https://www.infobae.com/2015/04/30/1725829-un-informe-la-onu-confirma-que-iran-arma-los-rebeldes-huties-yemen-2009/
#14 es que yo veo que en la guerra de Yemen el resto de países van al interés de cada momento. Y el negocio de las armas es uno de ellos.
#15 No. USA hace muchos años que asesora y ayuda a los Saudís. No depende del intere´s de cada momento. Es una decisión consistente.
#11
Bueno, EEUU ya se las vendía en su día (a los ayatollahs) así que no veo tanto problema.
El amigo que lo hacía también vendía droga en EEUU y míralo ahora, en la dirección de la NRA.
#2 Las armas que se vendían a arabia saudí eran inteligentes y no mataban yemenies.
O eso nos vendían los indigentes mentales hace un tiempo https://www.elmundo.es/espana/2018/09/14/5b9baf3b268e3e0d6c8b4575.html
#2 y Arabia los envío a Yemen.
Bueno, solo los cohetes.
#1
Te copio lo que dice el informe que enlaza el artículo.
https://armamentresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/ARES-Research-Report-No.-6-Spanish-C90-CR-Series-Rocket-Launchers-Alhambra-hand-grenades-in-Yemen-web.pdf
Export to Saudi Arabia & Presence in Yemen
In the mid-1990s, Instalaza, along with various other Spanish defence sector companies, exported significant quantities of materiel to Saudi Arabia. This included a number of C90-CR rocket launchers; according to a confidential source in Spain, some 5000 C90-CR series weapons were delivered to Saudi Arabia in the early 1990s. Such weapons are not known to have been exported to other countries in the region. The confidential source in Spain indicated that Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and the UAE had not received any C90-CR series systems. This indicates that Saudi Arabia presents a likely source any such weapons found in Saudi Arabia and neighbouring countries were provided during this time period (Aguirre, 1992).
C-90 series weapons have not been exported from Spain to Yemen. The Spanish Ministry ofEconomy issued a series of documents called Estadísticas españolas de exportación de material dedefensa, de otro material y de productos y tecnologías de doble uso (‘Spanish export statistics ofdefence equipment, other materiel, and dual-use products and technologies’; or EEEMD)
. EEMD reports suggest that there have not been significant defence materiel exports, particularly of ordnance, from Spain to Yemen. Whilst the issuance of detailed EEMD reports is a relatively recent practice, earlier export reports and contemporary and modern sources indicate defence ties between Spain and Yemen have been near non-existent (Rodríguez, 2016).
Así que lo que insinúa el artículo ¡Una mierda!
#1 Creo que lo correcto hubiera sido decir envió lanzacohetes a Arabia para la guerra de Yemen.
#4
Pero entonces reconoces que estás involucrado en una matanza, de la otra forma dejar lugar a la duda.
#9 Como si les importara..
#19
A ellos no, pero como da mala publicidad, prefieren ocultarlo.
#4 con decir "a Arabia Saudí" yo creo que se entiende, si es verdad que se las enviaron a los saudis
#1 A Arabia Saudí también les vendemos armamento. Y todo occidente. Pero cuidadado, que los rusos y chinos también les venden a punta pala.
El informe dice justo lo contrario que el titular :
Las armas de la serie C-90 no se han exportado de España a Yemen. El Ministerio de Economía español emitió una serie de documentos denominados Estadísticas españolas de exportación de material de defensa, de otro material y de productos y tecnologías de doble uso; o EEEMD)
https://armamentresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/ARES-Research-Report-No.-6-Spanish-C90-CR-Series-Rocket-Launchers-Alhambra-hand-grenades-in-Yemen-web.pdf
iNSTALAZA no fabrica lanzacohetes, sino lanzagranadas.... un poco de seriedad...
#5
Granada: la impulsa una carga se proyección.
Cohete: lleva su propio motor.
Es un lanzacohetes.
Veo que nadie señala "al Kichi" del lugar ni le exige nada...