Oerlikon guns beside Khamenei’s nuclear facility
Goods category: War materiel
Photographs showed Oerlikon guns in Iran beside the nuclear facility at Natanz.
Effect of the proposed War Materiel Act revision
Under the new Article 22b, the Federal Council could depart from all the licensing criteria in Article 22a under vaguely defined ‘exceptional circumstances’. The public would not have to be informed. The Federal Council could add Iran to Annex 2 by amending the War Materiel Ordinance. This would remove the exclusion criterion based on participation in an armed conflict and make approval the rule. The Federal Council could refuse a licence only in exceptional cases. Article 18 paragraph 1 would abolish non-re-export declarations in the vast majority of cases. Weapons for Iran could thus easily be supplied through a subsidiary or intermediary in a third country.
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Time period
2006
Sources
- Wikipedia-Datei „Natanz nuclear.jpg“; GSoA, „Oerlikon-Kanonen im Iran, AMSD-Gewehre in Georgien: Das Seco mauert“
- gsoa.ch – rheinetall kanonen im iran amsd gewehre georgien d
- Archivierter Beleg: index.php?title=Datei:Natanz_nuclear.jpg
- Archivierter Beleg: showthread.php?129494 Fortress Iran
- Archivierter Beleg: Oerlikon Kanonen im Iran AMSD Gewehre Georgien Das Seco mauert.html
- Archivierter Beleg: Oerlikon Kanonen im Iran AMSD Gewehre Georgien Das Seco mauert.html