Kadhafi na França

[Tigershark]

"e negociar UM avião de combate Rafale."

Pô, o bichinho é caro mesmo. A Líbia só conseguiu comprar UM, e isso nadando no petróleo!

Com certeza com estas compras da Líbia a opção do Rafale para o Brasil vai ficando cada vez mais distante.

[Dieneces]

"e negociar UM avião de combate Rafale."

Pô, o bichinho é caro mesmo. A Líbia só conseguiu comprar UM, e isso nadando no petróleo!

Avião presidencial.

[PRick]

"e negociar UM avião de combate Rafale."

Pô, o bichinho é caro mesmo. A Líbia só conseguiu comprar UM, e isso nadando no petróleo!

É que o cara se enganou, devia estar pensando em SU-35-1, que só tem um mesmo , quando você vai mostrar uma foto dele voando no seu avatar, o pessoal está esperando.


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[P44]

France, Libya Initial Military Deals; Final Signature by July


(Source: compiled by defense-aerospace.com; issued Dec. 11, 2007)




Libya could become Rafale’s first export customer if current negotiations for the sale of up to 14 aircraft are successful. (Dassault Aviation photo)


PARIS --- France and Libya have agreed in principle several military equipment deals worth as much as 4.5 billion euros, but final signature of the contracts depends on the successful conclusion of ongoing negotiations. According to an Memorandum of Understanding signed here by the two governments on Monday, negotiations are to be concluded by July 1, 2008.

The French government has not confirmed the Rafale sale, and French presidential spokesman David Martinon said Monday “I cannot confirm it, but I can confirm that in the field of armaments cooperation we want to work with the Libyans.” He added that he could not comment on “commercial negotiations.”

According to French media reports, the agreement covers the sale to Libya of up to 14 Dassault Aviation Rafale combat aircraft, armed with MICA air-to-air missiles supplied by MBDA.

The agreement reportedly also covers the supply of 35 military helicopters manufactured by Eurocopter, including ten Tiger attack helicopters, 15 EC725 Caracal multi-mission utility helicopters, and ten AS550 Fennec liaison/training helicopters.

The media reports claim that France has also agreed to supply:

- César 155mm truck-mounted self-propelled howitzers;
- 60 VAB wheeled armored vehicles;
- 13 Sagaie wheeled armored vehicles;
- 25 VBL armored scout/liaison vehicles;
- eight fast patrol boats;
- air-defense radars; and
- the modernization of 12 or more Dassault F-1C combat aircraft bought by Libya in the 1970s.

-ends-


fonte:defense-aerospace

[PRick]

France, Libya Initial Military Deals; Final Signature by July


(Source: compiled by defense-aerospace.com; issued Dec. 11, 2007)




Libya could become Rafale’s first export customer if current negotiations for the sale of up to 14 aircraft are successful. (Dassault Aviation photo)


PARIS --- France and Libya have agreed in principle several military equipment deals worth as much as 4.5 billion euros, but final signature of the contracts depends on the successful conclusion of ongoing negotiations. According to an Memorandum of Understanding signed here by the two governments on Monday, negotiations are to be concluded by July 1, 2008.

The French government has not confirmed the Rafale sale, and French presidential spokesman David Martinon said Monday “I cannot confirm it, but I can confirm that in the field of armaments cooperation we want to work with the Libyans.” He added that he could not comment on “commercial negotiations.”

According to French media reports, the agreement covers the sale to Libya of up to 14 Dassault Aviation Rafale combat aircraft, armed with MICA air-to-air missiles supplied by MBDA.

The agreement reportedly also covers the supply of 35 military helicopters manufactured by Eurocopter, including ten Tiger attack helicopters, 15 EC725 Caracal multi-mission utility helicopters, and ten AS550 Fennec liaison/training helicopters.

The media reports claim that France has also agreed to supply:

- César 155mm truck-mounted self-propelled howitzers;
- 60 VAB wheeled armored vehicles;
- 13 Sagaie wheeled armored vehicles;
- 25 VBL armored scout/liaison vehicles;
- eight fast patrol boats;
- air-defense radars; and
- the modernization of 12 or more Dassault F-1C combat aircraft bought by Libya in the 1970s.

-ends-


fonte:defense-aerospace

Vixi!

Agora ferrou tudo!

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[Tigershark]

France, Libya Initial Military Deals; Final Signature by July


(Source: compiled by defense-aerospace.com; issued Dec. 11, 2007)




Libya could become Rafale’s first export customer if current negotiations for the sale of up to 14 aircraft are successful. (Dassault Aviation photo)


PARIS --- France and Libya have agreed in principle several military equipment deals worth as much as 4.5 billion euros, but final signature of the contracts depends on the successful conclusion of ongoing negotiations. According to an Memorandum of Understanding signed here by the two governments on Monday, negotiations are to be concluded by July 1, 2008.

The French government has not confirmed the Rafale sale, and French presidential spokesman David Martinon said Monday “I cannot confirm it, but I can confirm that in the field of armaments cooperation we want to work with the Libyans.” He added that he could not comment on “commercial negotiations.”

According to French media reports, the agreement covers the sale to Libya of up to 14 Dassault Aviation Rafale combat aircraft, armed with MICA air-to-air missiles supplied by MBDA.

The agreement reportedly also covers the supply of 35 military helicopters manufactured by Eurocopter, including ten Tiger attack helicopters, 15 EC725 Caracal multi-mission utility helicopters, and ten AS550 Fennec liaison/training helicopters.

The media reports claim that France has also agreed to supply:

- César 155mm truck-mounted self-propelled howitzers;
- 60 VAB wheeled armored vehicles;
- 13 Sagaie wheeled armored vehicles;
- 25 VBL armored scout/liaison vehicles;
- eight fast patrol boats;
- air-defense radars; and
- the modernization of 12 or more Dassault F-1C combat aircraft bought by Libya in the 1970s.

-ends-


fonte:defense-aerospace

Vixi!

Agora ferrou tudo!

Calma,Prick!Ainda não foi assinado.....

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[WalterGaudério]

France, Libya Initial Military Deals; Final Signature by July


(Source: compiled by defense-aerospace.com; issued Dec. 11, 2007)




Libya could become Rafale’s first export customer if current negotiations for the sale of up to 14 aircraft are successful. (Dassault Aviation photo)


PARIS --- France and Libya have agreed in principle several military equipment deals worth as much as 4.5 billion euros, but final signature of the contracts depends on the successful conclusion of ongoing negotiations. According to an Memorandum of Understanding signed here by the two governments on Monday, negotiations are to be concluded by July 1, 2008.

The French government has not confirmed the Rafale sale, and French presidential spokesman David Martinon said Monday “I cannot confirm it, but I can confirm that in the field of armaments cooperation we want to work with the Libyans.” He added that he could not comment on “commercial negotiations.”

According to French media reports, the agreement covers the sale to Libya of up to 14 Dassault Aviation Rafale combat aircraft, armed with MICA air-to-air missiles supplied by MBDA.

The agreement reportedly also covers the supply of 35 military helicopters manufactured by Eurocopter, including ten Tiger attack helicopters, 15 EC725 Caracal multi-mission utility helicopters, and ten AS550 Fennec liaison/training helicopters.

The media reports claim that France has also agreed to supply:

- César 155mm truck-mounted self-propelled howitzers;
- 60 VAB wheeled armored vehicles;
- 13 Sagaie wheeled armored vehicles;
- 25 VBL armored scout/liaison vehicles;
- eight fast patrol boats;
- air-defense radars; and
- the modernization of 12 or more Dassault F-1C combat aircraft bought by Libya in the 1970s.

-ends-


fonte:defense-aerospace

Vixi!

Agora ferrou tudo!

Calma,Prick!Ainda não foi assinado.....

[ ]´s

Não compraram nenhum submarino...

...então não se trata de compra de armamento.

[Dieneces]

France, Libya Initial Military Deals; Final Signature by July


(Source: compiled by defense-aerospace.com; issued Dec. 11, 2007)




Libya could become Rafale’s first export customer if current negotiations for the sale of up to 14 aircraft are successful. (Dassault Aviation photo)


PARIS --- France and Libya have agreed in principle several military equipment deals worth as much as 4.5 billion euros, but final signature of the contracts depends on the successful conclusion of ongoing negotiations. According to an Memorandum of Understanding signed here by the two governments on Monday, negotiations are to be concluded by July 1, 2008.

The French government has not confirmed the Rafale sale, and French presidential spokesman David Martinon said Monday “I cannot confirm it, but I can confirm that in the field of armaments cooperation we want to work with the Libyans.” He added that he could not comment on “commercial negotiations.”

According to French media reports, the agreement covers the sale to Libya of up to 14 Dassault Aviation Rafale combat aircraft, armed with MICA air-to-air missiles supplied by MBDA.

The agreement reportedly also covers the supply of 35 military helicopters manufactured by Eurocopter, including ten Tiger attack helicopters, 15 EC725 Caracal multi-mission utility helicopters, and ten AS550 Fennec liaison/training helicopters.

The media reports claim that France has also agreed to supply:

- César 155mm truck-mounted self-propelled howitzers;
- 60 VAB wheeled armored vehicles;
- 13 Sagaie wheeled armored vehicles;
- 25 VBL armored scout/liaison vehicles;
- eight fast patrol boats;
- air-defense radars; and
- the modernization of 12 or more Dassault F-1C combat aircraft bought by Libya in the 1970s.

-ends-


fonte:defense-aerospace

Vixi!

Agora ferrou tudo!

Calma,Prick!Ainda não foi assinado.....

[ ]´s

Não compraram nenhum submarino...

...então não se trata de compra de armamento.

[P44]

Sarkozy elogia Kadhafi e passa ao lado das críticas
MAYA VIDON / epa

Nicolas Sarkozy recebeu pela segunda vez, no Eliseu, o líder líbio


O presidente francês, Nicolas Sarkozy, defendeu ontem a importância da visita do líder líbio Muammar Kadhafi a França, afirmando que ele não é considerado um ditador no mundo árabe. A primeira visita de Kadhafi a França em 34 anos é marcada pela assinatura de vários acordos comerciais, facto que levou grupos de defesa dos direitos humanos a acusarem Sarkozy de colocar os interesses económicos à frente dos direitos humanos. "Kadhafi é o chefe de Estado há mais tempo no poder na região, e, no mundo árabe, isso é importante", disse Sarkozy à revista "Le Nouvel Observateur", acrescentando ser sua convicção "que a França deve conversar com todos, mantendo-se sempre firme nos valores que defende". "O presidente Sarkozy não pode ficar satisfeito com a assinatura de acordos comerciais sem obter ao mesmo tempo medidas concretas para uma melhoria real dos direitos humanos na Líbia", afirma a Amnistia Internacional. Entretanto, o ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros francês, Bernard Kouchner, condenou ontem as declarações sobre os direitos humanos na Europa proferidas por Kadhafi e classificou-as como "muito lamentáveis". "Quando falou de direitos humanos aqui, no nosso país, na Europa, foi muito lamentável e nós condenámo-lo", disse Kouchner, justificando, no entanto, a importância da visita oficial a França do líder líbio. Na UNESCO, Kadhafi respondeu às críticas com um ataque aos países europeus, nomeadamente à França "Antes de falarem de direitos humanos, convém verificarem se entre vós os imigrantes beneficiam desses direitos", disse Kadhafi, que iniciou segunda-feira uma visita oficial de cinco dias a França, e que ontem se reuniu pela segunda vez com Sarkozy.

[Clermont]

Tempos antigos, quando Khadaffi não era "O Insano"...

[luisabs]

Pá de ouro!

[Boss]

Ô Clermont, vê se acha o FX-2 aí no cemitério...

[FOXTROT]

Que susto, até pensei que o dito Insano havia sido capturado em outra operação hollyudiana

Saudações

[tflash]

A Libia tem $$$$$ para pagar isso tudo, oh idoso gremista

Toma, para emoldurares:

Esse fulano devia ser julgado pelos crimes que cometeu contra a população! E o que está a apertar a mão ao Cavaco também!!!

[rodrigo]

Deviam mandar esse tópico para o Lula e o Jobim.