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Точнее - Чавес обвиняет США и "грозится купить" только в КНР
Приветствую!
>Президент Венесуэлы заявляет, что его страна может закупить боевые
>самолеты в России или Китае
Чавес говорил про КНР (см. сообщение 1)
а российское МО "опровергло" инфу в российских СМИ про планы продажи истребителей Венесуэле (см. сообщение 2)
так что имхо Интерфакс отсебя добавил желаемое :)
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сообщение 1
Venezuela: Chavez Says U.S. Blocks Warplane Sale
New York Times
January 11, 2006
President Hugo Chavez accused the United States of blocking a sale of Brazilian military training planes to his government and said
he could turn to China instead to purchase warplanes. Brazil needs United States approval for the sale because the aircraft use
American technology. "We'll wait to see if Brazil solves the problem," Mr. Chavez told officers at a military academy. "If not, then
China also makes training planes, warplanes and bombers." A spokesman for the American Embassy in Caracas and an official at
the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer declined to comment. (REUTERS)
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сообщение 2
Copyright 2006 British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC Monitoring Former Soviet Union - Political
Supplied by BBC Worldwide Monitoring
January 11, 2006 Wednesday
Russian Defence Ministry denies plans to sell MiG fighters to Venezuela
Excerpt from report by Russian news agency Interfax-AVN website
Moscow, 11 January: The Defence Ministry has not made any official statements to the effect that Russia is willing to supply MiG-29
fighters to Venezuela, Col Vyacheslav Sedov, Russian Defence Ministry press service chief, told Interfax-Military News Agency on Wednesday
[11 January].
"The Defence Ministry does not deal with signing contracts to supply weapons and military hardware abroad. These functions are vested in a state intermediary, the Rosoboroneksport federal state unitary
enterprise," Sedov said, commenting on media reports that the Russian Defence Ministry was willing to supply Venezuela with MiG-29 fighters.
"The issue of supplying Russian combat aircraft to Venezuela is currently not on the agenda," Sedov said.
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