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To: Jacob Kell
Actually, didn't Yugoslavia have ties with both Iraq and Libya dating back to the 1970s, at least?

They do go way back. Tito developed a domestic arms industry to free him from dependence on the Soviets or us. Then they started to export and Africa and the mid-East provided lots of customers, to include Libya and Iraq. Under Milosevic, those relations continued even while both countries were under sanctions & supporting terrorists. At the same time Slobo & the Serb nationalists were trying to sell their Balkans depredations as some kind of war against radical Islamists. And there are many, to include some FReepers, who have bought that B.S.

68 posted on 11/19/2003 9:46:14 AM PST by mark502inf
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To: mark502inf
"At the same time Slobo & the Serb nationalists were trying to sell their Balkans depredations as some kind of war against radical Islamists."

Didn't the Croats basically do the same thing?

Also, Yugoslav-made weaponry was used by the El Salvadorian FMLN during the civil war back in the 80's and early 90's, so Africa and the Arab world certainly weren't their only clients.
69 posted on 11/19/2003 10:38:57 AM PST by Jacob Kell
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