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NOCONTRACT ORCON IBUTION ts and 1m lications . .W believe that Libya wIll continue to acquire large lquant{~ies of weapons and to supply some of this ordnance to Lgro~ps 'which commit acts of international terrorism. As a recognized government, Libya can purchase most of these arms directly from other nations. We estimate that this year alone Tripoli received nearly one half billion dollars worth of armame nts from the Soviet Union , Eastern Europe, Ch ina and North Korea. Although we do not know if Moscow and other communist governments use Libya and other patron state supporters of terrorism to funnel arms to specific terrorist groups, we believe that these governments are fully aware that Tripoli provides large quantities of ordnance to such organizations. I11III Moreover, despite its reputation as a supporter of intern~tional terrorism, Tripoli is still able to purchase large quantities of small arms from Western nations. Press reports indicate that during the first half of 1984, for example, Libya purchased over 22UO tons of small arms and ammunition from Spain. Similarly, in mid-1984 the Brazilian government approved the sale of 2U,OUU 9mm Taurus MT-12A subma9hineguns to Libya.~ Even if such official, government-to-government sales could be halted, Tripoli would still enjoy easy access to a variety o~_ ordnance--including silenced pistols and man-portable anti-tank and anti-aircraftweapons--through private arms dealers and brokers on the international gray arms market. _ F[bU1J [0] F[bU1J [0] Unconfirmed information also sugyests that Tripoli may eventually be able to manufacture a wide range of weapons itself. F[bU F[bU [S] Besides the immediate threat of Libya arming international terrorists, the problem is compounded by the longevity of modern small arms, which, when properly cared for, can be cached for long periods or traded from one terrorist group to another. Thus, weapons already supplied by Libya to Palestinian a Brazilian-made copy of the Italian Beretta M-l2 F[bU1J F[bU3] [C) 12 ORCON
SECRE'f ~!(wQRN LIMITED bISUHR!!TIUN NOCUNTRACT URCUN - ---... ....... ~. ~ ! terrori.sts, for example, may turn up years from now in the ---.- -. possesslion of a violently anti-<strong>Am</strong>erican group in Western . Europ~.: As- a result, we believe that Libyan arms acquisitions to ~date already ensure the availability of terrorist weapons for the ~_~~~er of the century. _ FlbU1J [0] 13 ORCON
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