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Will SA face consequences over choppers sneakily exported to embargoed Libya?
At least four Gazelle helicopters – demilitarised former British and French army aircraft – have been quietly exported from South Africa’s Lanseria International Airport to Benghazi, Libya, reportedly joining the forces of General Khalifa Haftar’s Libyan National Army (LNA). These clandestine exports, which occurred over the past few months, seemingly ignore the long-standing United Nations (UN) arms embargo imposed on Libya. Flight plans obtain…
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Will SA face consequences over choppers sneakily exported to embargoed Libya?
At least four Gazelle helicopters – demilitarised former British and French army aircraft – have been quietly exported from South Africa’s Lanseria International Airport to Benghazi, Libya, reportedly joining the forces of General Khalifa Haftar’s Libyan National Army (LNA). These clandestine exports, which occurred over the past few months, seemingly ignore the long-standing United Nations (UN) arms embargo imposed on Libya. Flight plans obtain…
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