Вы что, смеётесь?
By the time the Spring Uprising hit Libya, Gaddafi had concluded contracts totaling $2 billion, with others worth $1.8 billion in the final stages of preparation. Any precise information on these contracts - a description or the value of the equipment being purchased, which has agitated the new authorities so much - has not been released.
What is known is that one package of orders for S-300PMU-2 Favorit air defense systems alone could be as high as $800,000 to $1 million. This money, allocated for air defense, was to purchase Tor-M2E surface-to-air missile systems and upgraded S-125 Pechora missiles.
The contracts also covered Yak-130 combat trainers, 48 T-90 tanks, multiple launch rocket systems, a large package of small arms and a large number of parts for Soviet-made weapons in Libya. A total of 140 of Libya's T-72 tanks were to be upgraded.
Potentially, Libya was willing and ready to buy 12 Su-35S fighters for $800 million, thus becoming the first foreign customer to purchase the plane. Libya was also interested in Su-30MK fighters. A dozen or so Ka-52 strike helicopters could also have gone to North Africa. A Project 636 diesel submarine also came up for discussion.
а до этого у них уже был долг на 5 мильярдов
Ты совсем не допускаешь, что эти люди совершили преступление, помогая упырю в массовом убийстве своих сограждан? Ливийцы, при моем полном отсутствии симпатий к ним, имеют полное право судить и казнить этих коллаборантов. Как имели бы такое право сотрудники СМЕРШа в отношении сотрудников Абвера, готовивших террористов УПА; или сотрудники Сигуранцы в отношении агентов НКВД, заброшеных в фашистскую Румынию.
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