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U.S. to Double Weapons stockpile in "Israel"
Local Editor, 16-01-2010
Proof, once more, emerged of the ongoing patronage if the United States of the Zionist crimes in the Middle East as reports emerged revealing an American plan to double its stockpile of weapons and military equipment it has in the Zionist state.
The weapons are for American use, but the occupation army would have access to it in case of a ‘military emergency'. The weapons stockpile comprising of missiles, armored vehicles, areal ammunition and artilliary ordinances have already been stockpiled in the Zionist entity as of the late 1990's when it began with what was worth $100 million at the time.
"The deal will double the value of military equipment kept on Israeli soil from 400 million to 800 million dollars," reported AFP.
Proof, once more, emerged of the ongoing patronage if the United States of the Zionist crimes in the Middle East as reports emerged revealing an American plan to double its stockpile of weapons and military equipment it has in the Zionist state.
The weapons are for American use, but the occupation army would have access to it in case of a ‘military emergency'. The weapons stockpile comprising of missiles, armored vehicles, areal ammunition and artilliary ordinances have already been stockpiled in the Zionist entity as of the late 1990's when it began with what was worth $100 million at the time.
"The deal will double the value of military equipment kept on Israeli soil from 400 million to 800 million dollars," reported AFP.
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