پلیس اسپانیا می گویند که مانع از فروش غیرقانونی از نه هلیکوپتر حمل
و نقل نظامی به ایران و بازداشت هشت نفر شده است
این عملیات ، که در مادرید و بارسلونا هم زمان اتفاق افتاده است ، منجر به دستگیری پنج تجار اسپانیایی و سه تبعه ایران شده ، .
علاوه - 212 هلی کوپتر بل ،همچنین قطعات یدکی برای صادرات به ونزوئلا نیز در این کشفیات پلیس بوده ، پلیس گفت .
ایران از خرید هلیکوپتر تهاجمی تحت تحریم های سازمان ملل ممنوع شده است.
پنج تجار اسپانیایی را به تلاش برای صادرات هواپیماهای ساخته شده ایالات متحده دستگیر کرده ،و سه تابعه
این عملیات ، که در مادرید و بارسلونا هم زمان اتفاق افتاده است ، منجر به دستگیری پنج تجار اسپانیایی و سه تبعه ایران شده ، .
علاوه - 212 هلی کوپتر بل ،همچنین قطعات یدکی برای صادرات به ونزوئلا نیز در این کشفیات پلیس بوده ، پلیس گفت .
ایران از خرید هلیکوپتر تهاجمی تحت تحریم های سازمان ملل ممنوع شده است.
پنج تجار اسپانیایی را به تلاش برای صادرات هواپیماهای ساخته شده ایالات متحده دستگیر کرده ،و سه تابعه
ایرانی متهم هم در این دستگری بوده
ارزش کل قطعات یدکی هلیکوپترها و یورو ۱۰۰ میلیون یورو بوده است
ویدئو مربوط به دستگیری
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_zycUQQHHw
Spanish police say they have prevented the illegal sale of
nine military transport helicopters to Iran and have detained eight
people.
The operation, which took place in Madrid and Barcelona, led to the arrests of five Spanish businessmen and three Iranian nationals, reports say.
As well as the Bell-212 helicopters, police also found spare parts for export to Venezuela, police said.
Iran is banned from buying attack helicopters under UN sanctions.
The five Spanish businessmen are suspected of trying to export the US-made aircraft, while the three Iranians are accused of negotiating the purchase of military material, the AFP news agency reports.
As part of Operation Nam, police raided industrial sites in Madrid and Barcelona where they found the helicopters, reports say.
The total value of the helicopters and spares was 100m euros ($140m), they said.
'Iranians' trip'
The helicopters, which are used to transport troops and military equipment, and spares were being prepared for assembly and disassembly before export to Iran and Venezuela, police said.
"They tried to protect the export sale, which could have resulted in revenue of about 100m euros, under the cover of legal aviation repairs," the statement said.
Police said they found out about the arrival in Spain of the Iranian purchasers who had come to formalise the deal which led to their operation being launched.
The Spanish companies said to be involved are accused of ignoring export requirements by failing to obtain licences for the export of military material for goods that could have military applications, police said.
Under UN sanctions adopted last year, Iran is banned from buying heavy weapons such as attack helicopters and missiles.
The operation, which took place in Madrid and Barcelona, led to the arrests of five Spanish businessmen and three Iranian nationals, reports say.
As well as the Bell-212 helicopters, police also found spare parts for export to Venezuela, police said.
Iran is banned from buying attack helicopters under UN sanctions.
The five Spanish businessmen are suspected of trying to export the US-made aircraft, while the three Iranians are accused of negotiating the purchase of military material, the AFP news agency reports.
As part of Operation Nam, police raided industrial sites in Madrid and Barcelona where they found the helicopters, reports say.
The total value of the helicopters and spares was 100m euros ($140m), they said.
'Iranians' trip'
The helicopters, which are used to transport troops and military equipment, and spares were being prepared for assembly and disassembly before export to Iran and Venezuela, police said.
"They tried to protect the export sale, which could have resulted in revenue of about 100m euros, under the cover of legal aviation repairs," the statement said.
Police said they found out about the arrival in Spain of the Iranian purchasers who had come to formalise the deal which led to their operation being launched.
The Spanish companies said to be involved are accused of ignoring export requirements by failing to obtain licences for the export of military material for goods that could have military applications, police said.
Under UN sanctions adopted last year, Iran is banned from buying heavy weapons such as attack helicopters and missiles.
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