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To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Livingston of Parkhead on 18 August (HL1576) on British military exports to Israel, whether they will clarify the uses of components for combat aircraft, drones, targeting equipment, military radar, weapon night sights, anti-armour ammunition, sniper rifles and high...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Livingston of Parkhead on 18 August (HL1576) on British military exports to Israel, whether they will clarify the uses of components for combat aircraft, drones, targeting equipment, military radar, weapon night sights, anti-armour ammunition, sniper rifles and high...
The Government’s review of extant export licences for Israel, the results of which were announced on 12 August, found that the vast majority of licences are not for items that could be used by Israeli forces in operations in Gaza. However the review did identify 12 licences for components which could be part of equipment used by Israeli Defence Forces in Gaza. These licences include components for combat aircraft, components for military radars, and components for targeting equipment. The Government will suspend these licences in the event of a resumption of significant hostilities.
The majority of the remaining licences are for components to be incorporated into other equipment for onward supply to third countries, for test or demonstration purposes, or for hunting and sports shooting.
The Government is currently conducting a further review of licences for Israel. The outcome of the review will be announced in due course.
The UK’s defence industry can make an important contribution to international security, as well as provide economic benefit to the UK. The legitimate international trade in arms enables Governments to protect ordinary citizens against terrorists and criminals, and to defend against external threats. The Government remain committed to supporting the...
The UK’s defence industry can make an important contribution to international security, as well as provide economic benefit to the UK. The legitimate international trade in arms enables Governments to protect ordinary citizens against terrorists and criminals, and to defend against external threats. The Government remain committed to supporting the...
My Rt hon Friend the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills (Vince Cable) has today made the following statement.
The UK’s defence industry can make an important contribution to international security, as well as provide economic benefit to the UK. The legitimate international trade in arms enables governments to...
My Rt hon Friend the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills (Vince Cable) has today made the following statement.
The UK’s defence industry can make an important contribution to international security, as well as provide economic benefit to the UK. The legitimate international trade in arms enables governments to...
Memorandum of understanding between Clarion Defence and Security Ltd and the Export Control Organisation on the issue of compliance with UK Export Control Legislation in relation to activities of all UK and international exhibitors at DSEI (Defence and Security Equipment International). 4 p.
Memorandum of understanding between Clarion Defence and Security Ltd and the Export Control Organisation on the issue of compliance with UK Export Control Legislation in relation to activities of all UK and international exhibitors at DSEI (Defence and Security Equipment International). 4 p.