Exam 5: Weapons Trafficking
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Many weapons are sold and resold through "gray" and "black" markets that are difficult to detect.
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What weapon can be used only once as they are destroyed once triggered?
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Who are groups that would use the black market to seek out the purchase of weapons?
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These markets exploit weak spots in international arms laws by creating chains of legitimate and illegitimate buyers and sellers.
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One-time deals feed ongoing criminal operations, military alliances, and conflicts.
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UN Resolution 61/89 (the Arms Trade Treaty) was introduced by the United States Ambassador.
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From 2002 to 2008, the United States spent an estimated $16.5 million to train and equip Afghan forces to stabilize the country.
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These are the most open type of international transaction and occurs in transparent conditions.
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