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Russia in Arms Talks with Chavez
by Peter Paton   
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Last edited: Thursday, June 1, 2006
Posted: Thursday, June 1, 2006

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Russia in Arms Talks with Chavez


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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez inspecting one of the Russian-made helicopters in April
Moves by Mr Chavez to boost his armed forces have worried the US
Russia is holding talks with Venezuela to license the manufacture of Kalashnikov rifles there, Russia's state arms exporter has confirmed.
On Tuesday, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Russia planned to build two munitions plants in the country.
Moscow has already signed a deal to supply Venezuela with 100,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles.
The move is likely to worry the US, which regards Mr Chavez as a destabilising influence in the region.
In May, the US State Department banned arms sales to Venezuela because of concern over its contacts with Iran and Cuba and what it called Venezuela's lack of support for counter-terrorism efforts.
'Defend every street'
Mr Chavez made his announcement during a visit to Ecuador to sign a series of energy deals.
"The Russians are going to install a Kalashnikov rifle plant and a munitions factory," he said. "So we can defend every street, every hill, every corner."
Arms exporter Rosoboronexport confirmed that talks were taking place, but did not give any details of the timescale or proposed production capacity of the plant, the Associated Press news agency reported.
Mr Chavez also told reporters that 30,000 of the promised Kalashnikov assault rifles were due to arrive in June, a fact later confirmed by the Russian manufacturer.
Correspondents say that the US is concerned by Venezuela's moves to build up military hardware.
In April, Venezuela took delivery of three Russian-built military helicopters - the first of a total of 15 it has so far ordered from Moscow.
They would help to protect Venezuela if the US ever mounted an invasion, Mr Chavez said at the time.
The Venezuelan government has repeatedly accused Washington of trying to destabilise Mr Chavez - an allegation rejected by US officials.

























 


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Reviewed on June 2, 2006
We must agree, a scary article, pointing toward lots of possible troubles in the future, nonetheless very good to have been able to read this!
B&R

Reviewed by ROCK-Salt! Proctor
Reviewed on June 1, 2006
I'm with Jerry on this. Ex KGB is current anti US. We'd be wise to monitor this. Thanks for heads up. Art

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on June 1, 2006
The world seems intent on continuing into chaos and eventually, oblivion. Thank you, Peter. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Crystal Silver Angel (Reader)
Reviewed on June 1, 2006
((((((( Peter ))))))))

this doesn’t surprise me. Even countries like China are so diplomatic to our faces and then they would strike us in a second if commanded in something they did not agree with. But I do not think Russia is on their way to isolations in their regime . North Korea and Iran love to isolate, yet some how I think if we do not work things out with Iran, they will not be able to handle a modern Iran that is forced into world isolation with the U.N. The U.N is totally aware of what the government of Russia is doing. I had been very concerned about Russia for a while. I think they are a very divided government within it’s own people and that is the problem. Same goes for China. We must continue diplomatic U.N consequences if needed. There has to be a price for any country that does not promote world peace. Let us keep them in prayer starting today…As always your heart is huge promoting social consciousness, liberty and light for all earth. Your a gift, Peter.

Love & Peace, Dove

Reviewed by Rhonda Galizia
Reviewed on June 1, 2006
Peter, thank you for being the Watchman on the Tower...so much to pray about. love you, rhonda

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on June 1, 2006
Nothing that ex-KBG guy will do. He is definiately NOT a friend of the west.

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on June 1, 2006
As ususal another informative and interesting article that is scary in content just by the implied future it suggests. Well done Peter.

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