The Croatian military-industrial complex in the service of the jihadists

In 2012, croatia had discovered the middle east, which started to sell multiple rocket launchers rak-12, hand grenade launchers rbg-6, all kinds of shells, rockets and ammunition, the newspaper military-industrial complex, citing warhead. Su. Buyers were jordan and saudi arabia. Only croatia has earned on deliveries of about $ 180 million"Originally croatian rak-12 called the m-63 "Plamen". It was developed in the 1950s and 1960s for the army of yugoslavia and was adopted in 1963. Range of 128-millimetre missiles in one embodiment is 8. 5 km away, in another 13 km to the arab monarchies of the antiquity needed for the supply of syrian islamists", – stated in the article. The first delivery of the islamists occurred in the winter of 2012 via jordan.

Logistics and support was provided by the cia. About this inadvertently learned the american journalists. Then under pressure from the us authorities talking about it stopped. "The croatian government began to overwhelm the jordanians and join the saudi military non-conforming products. It was a bonanza.

In warehouses in croatia lying around about 18 thousand tons of shells and other weapons that had to be disposed of. Cunning officials from the ministry of defence and ministry of trade in 2013-2014 were sent to the generous saudis 5 thousand tons. These remnants of the yugoslav luxury immediately sold on to terrorist groups," writes the author. Last year this weapon was lit in a large number of videos and photographs. On the background of mrl croatian terrorists took selfies, these plants appeared on the websites of the rt and syrian government agencies. First croatian officials denied everything and declared forgeries.

But recorded the serial number and a specialised database of the un, which has information about military trade organization members, forced them to confess. And then what? and anything to understand no one, the conclusions are not followed, even by the eu. "Well, yes, croatia had violated a bunch of laws, but the best of intentions! and arms sold a good that people need. Not to Assad," the author concludes.