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Russia weighs to investigate about the weapons sold to Saddam

Mosca, Russia - But Putin is sure no rules has been breached

A lot has been spoken during these days on the possibility some Russian industries have resupplied Saddam's regimen with weapons and technologies that now would be used against the US and English troops in the Iraqi conflict: a way of doing that has been carried until few time ago in spite of the UN embargo (as published yesterday by AVIONEWS). A hypothesis that Moscow has refused with disdain but...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 43085
Rome, Italy, 03/27/2003 16:18
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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