Lebanon multi-sourcing weapons supply

For his part, Hariri, who started Monday a two-day official visit to Moscow, announced a Russian military donation to the Lebanese army.What could go wrong?
The donation includes six Mi-24 combat helicopters, 31 T-72 tanks, 36 130-mm caliber cannons and ammunitions for medium machineguns and 130-mm field guns.
"We must put an end to Israeli continuous intransigence, because the region does not tolerate all this extremism that exists in it. Israel must accept the principles of the Madrid Conference and the Arab Peace Initiative announced by (Saudi) King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz from Beirut," Hariri said during the meeting with Putin.
Hariri noted that Russia has been playing a major role concerning the Palestinian cause.
"We hope that your role in this process will become stronger, because the region needs Russia's role," he told Putin.
Labels: Howard Berman, Lebanese Armed Forces, Russian weapons, Saad Hariri, Vladimir Putin
2 Comments:
A lot of things.
A Hezbollah-led Lebanon will lead to a lot of sleepless nights in the Middle East.
What could go wrong indeed
Extradited! Let's hope he doesn't have any accidents at a stopover:
http://www.rferl.org/content/Thailand_To_Extradite_Arms_Dealer_To_US/2221221.html
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