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Tag Archives: arms shipment
UN team on Iran probes arms seized in Nigeria
A United Nations panel of experts on sanctions on Iran on Tuesday probed an illegal shipment of weapons seized in Nigeria last October sent from an Iranian port, the Nigerian foreign minister said. The team was in Nigeria to “meet … read more
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Tagged arms shipment, Bandar Abbas, Containerization, Economy of Iran, Gaza Strip, geography, IndepthAfrica, International relations, Iran, Iran United States relations, Iranian, Lagos, Mahmoud Abbas, Manouchehr Mottaki, Nigeria, Political geography, political-news, State Security Service, United Nations Security Council
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Iranian man charged in Nigeria over illegal arms shipment
An Iranian man has been charged with arms trafficking in a Nigerian court, in connection with a shipment of weapons intercepted last month. Azim Aghajani appeared in court in Abuja, but did not enter a plea. Court documents reportedly identified … read more
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Tagged arms shipment, Bandar Abbas, Containerization, Gaza Strip, geography, IndepthAfrica, International relations, Iran, Iranian, Lagos, Mahmoud Abbas, Manouchehr Mottaki, Nigeria, Political geography, political-news, State Security Service, United Nations Security Council
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Latest arms shipment to Nigeria is from Belgium
The illegal arms shipment intercepted this week at Nigeria’s busiest port came from Belgium through Germany, a navy spokesman said Thursday. “I can confirm to you that the origin of the impounded consignment of arms, military equipment and vehicles is … read more
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Tagged arms shipment, Bandar Abbas, Containerization, Gaza Strip, geography, IndepthAfrica, International relations, Iran, Iranian, Lagos, Mahmoud Abbas, Manouchehr Mottaki, Nigeria, Political geography, political-news, State Security Service, United Nations Security Council
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Iran, Nigeria friendship turns sour over arms shipment
The story of the tension between Iran and Nigeria started on October 26, when Nigeria’s State Security Service (SSS) discovered 13 containers of illegal weapons at its Lagos seaport. The company which shipped the containers announced that it was a … read more
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Tagged arms shipment, Bandar Abbas, Containerization, Gaza Strip, geography, International relations, Iran, Iranian, Lagos, Mahmoud Abbas, Manouchehr Mottaki, Nigeria, Political geography, political-news, State Security Service, United Nations Security Council
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Nigeria: Security agents intercept arms shipment
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigerian security forces seized an illegal arms shipment Tuesday containing “grenades, explosives and mortars” at the nation’s largest shipping port, a secret police spokeswoman said. The seizure represents a troubling sign in Africa’s most populous nation after … read more
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Tagged Abuja, arms shipment, Economic Community of West African States, geography, Henry Okah, Indepth Africa, Indepth Africa Magazine, International relations, Lagos, Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, Nigeria, Political geography, political-news, South Africa, State Security Service, War Conflict
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