Le Soudan est le troisieme plus gros contructeur d'armement en afrique (Photos)

[El Diez]

calo34

dans l'article il n'y a aucune information qui mentionne que le SOudan est le 3eme constructeur d'armements en Afrique!!!

[hben]

dans l'article il n'y a aucune information qui mentionne que le SOudan est le 3eme constructeur d'armements en Afrique!!!

De armes fabriquées au Soudan!!! vaut mieux s'armer de Baraka!!!

[Avucic]

Beaucoup de ces armements sont produits sous licenses chinoises et russes.

Curieux, j'ai regardé hier un reportage sur TV5 sur le Soudan... et le Journaliste affirmait qu'il existe le troc entre le Soudan et la Chine,
Selon lui, la Chine achète du pétrole soudanais qu'elle paie en fournissant des armes.

Je suis allé au site:
On voit du matériel vieilli... et si j'ai bien compris, il fabrique des munitions, des armes légères.. et retappe le vieux matériel (comme les chars)

[calo34]

Le Soudan est auto-suffisant en armement conventionnel (armes,munitions,mortiers,artillerie,canon,rpg,roq uettes,char russe et chinois....) et il commence a se lancer dans le developpement de missiles.


Report: Sudan Has Unmanned Drones, Is Pursuing Missiles

Sudan has developed unmanned surveillance planes, is developing missiles and is now “self-sufficient” in conventional weapons, a Sudanese state news agency reported.
The rare public announcement on Sudan’s military capability gave no details on how far missile development had progressed or where the surveillance drones might be used.
International commentators were skeptical about the scope of its statements, and no one was available for comment September 5 from the Ministry of Defense.
“Sudan’s defense minister has revealed that his country has successfully developed unmanned surveillance planes,” the state-run Sudanese Media Centre said in a report Sept. 4.
“The minister of defense, Lt. Gen. Abdel-Rahim Mohamed Hussein, told reporters that Sudan is now self-sufficient in conventional weapons and is also in the process of developing missiles.”
Hussein was quoted as telling journalists that Sudan received imports of military technology from Russia, Belarus, Korea, Iran, China, Indonesia and Malaysia and had signed deals with China and Russia to modernize its air force.
“We are the No. 3 country in Africa as far as manufacturing military equipment after Egypt and South Africa,” Hussein was quoted as saying.
International commentators said Sudan might be trying to send a message to the organizers of the promised 26,000-strong U.N. and African Union peacekeeping force in Darfur that Khartoum was capable of monitoring their movements.
Experts estimate 200,000 people have died and 2.5 million have been driven from homes in more than four years of fighting in the western Darfur region.
The government puts the death toll from that conflict — sparked when rebel groups took up arms against Khartoum accusing it of neglect — at 9,000.
Stephen Morrison, Africa program director at the U.S.-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, said there could be some credibility to Sudan’s stating it had drones but he added the real question was the announcement’s timing.
“They may be trying to send a message that they have the capacity to view what is going on on the ground. They are hyper-sensitive about the entrance of U.N. forces in Darfur, particularly their air capacity,” he said.
But Patrick Smith, editor of Africa Confidential newsletter, said the self-sufficiency statement sounded like “internal bluster” designed to create the impression Sudan’s military could survive arms embargoes.
“There is no doubt that Sudan has a military capacity, but there is a lot of doubt about how sophisticated it is,” he said.

http://www.defensenews.com/story.php...6197&C=mideast

[seiya]

Le Soudan est auto-suffisant en armement conventionnel

C'est la blague du jour ou quoi? ils sont marrants avec leur exposition d'armes, en fait c'est de l'humour noir hein?