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... arms and light weapons . Even major research centres like SIPRI of Stock- holm have not undertaken any major study on the spread of small arms . Most research over the past decades has focused on the transfer of conven- tional weapons ...
... arms and light weapons . Even major research centres like SIPRI of Stock- holm have not undertaken any major study on the spread of small arms . Most research over the past decades has focused on the transfer of conven- tional weapons ...
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... arms can be traced to the Cold War era . Both the Super Powers pushed arms into various parts of the world in pursuit of their immediate and selfish goals . While the Soviet leaders justi- fied supply of weapons to communist movements ...
... arms can be traced to the Cold War era . Both the Super Powers pushed arms into various parts of the world in pursuit of their immediate and selfish goals . While the Soviet leaders justi- fied supply of weapons to communist movements ...
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... arms to Naxalites in South India . The arms proliferation in Myanmar has also assumed serious proportions due to insurgencies . The weapons are sourced mainly from the South East Asian weapon markets . The drug cartels of Myanmar play a ...
... arms to Naxalites in South India . The arms proliferation in Myanmar has also assumed serious proportions due to insurgencies . The weapons are sourced mainly from the South East Asian weapon markets . The drug cartels of Myanmar play a ...
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