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Cuba in favor of eliminating causes of arms trafficking Cuba in favor of eliminating causes of arms trafficking Vienna, May 11 (Prensa Latina) In order to eradicate illegal arms trafficking, we must fight its socioeconomic causes, Marlen Redondo, member of Cubas Permanent Mission at the UN, in Austria, said on Tuesday. The third secretary of the Cuban delegation at the United Nations in this capital called for international cooperation and assistance to the States that request it, according to ...

  A police operation targeting firearms trafficking across South America has seen thousands of illicit firearms seized, thousands of arrests and investigative leads generated on crime networks and smuggling routes. Over three weeks (8 – 28 March), Operation Trigger VI saw the arrest of almost 4,000 suspects across all 13 South American countries,  with some 200,000 illicit firearms, parts, components, ammunition and explosives recovered. Hundreds of thousands of people and vehicles were sea...

Automated weapons, lets face it, even in a few second people can do massive, massive damage. so i think thats what were going to discover here. i suspect this is probably an active duty person or a shipyard kind of worker. weve got 16,000 navy people, about 4,000 or 5,000 civilians work on the base. as katie said, it is the heart of navel aviation and its important to the navy symbolically. this one will hurt hard. >> as i understand it, theres 16,000 military personnel and some 7500 civilian pe...