Singapore stops missile parts shipment to Iran

	News As History - December 3, 2008
	Home News How to Make War Wars Around the World Austin Bay's On Point Dirty Little Secrets Features Al Nofi's CIC Prediction Market Wargames Measure of Respect On War and Warfare Videos Photos Jokes Community Military Discussion Boards Military Jokes Military Photos Military Book Reviews Military Movie Reviews Military Links Wargame Store StrategyPage Subscribe Login Feedback About Us Search Account Manager Advertise With Us

Dunnigan's and Bay's Latest
Advertisement

New Strategy - Wargames at Discount Prices

1.	Squad Battles: Winter War
2.	Silent War
3.	Manoeuvre
4.	Gallic Wars
5.	Fast Action Battle: The Bulge

100+ Computer and Board games all with free shipping.

Online Giving

Utah SEO Firm

Xango

Smiley Gifts for Babies

Military History \| How To Make War \| Wars Around the World	Rules of Use
Procurement Discussion Board
Sign In Return to Topic Page

Subject: Singapore stops missile parts shipment to Iran
Softwar 9/19/2007 8:53:03 AM

link

Singapore stops missile parts shipment to Iran

A Singapore-based cargo forwarding company has been fined S$22,000 ($14,500) for trying to export missile parts to Iran without permission, the Straits Times reported on Wednesday, quoting Singapore Customs.

A Singapore Customs spokesman Victor Seah told the paper that the parts, worth S$13,599, had arrived in Singapore from Switzerland and were being shipped to a destination in Iran.

The spokesman said that the company, World Freight Pte Ltd, had pleaded guilty.

The paper said officers of the Singapore customs intercepted a consignment of "controlled military electronic connectors" -- electronic parts meant for missiles.

Quote Reply