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No change in things used to blow them up.
by colecut 5y ago
No change in things used to blow them up.
- wolverine876 5y agoThere are many export controls for those. Often you need specific permission.
- markdown 5y agoWhich is granted to terror regimes like Saudi Arabia, Israel, etc.
- PeterisP 5y agoThey are granted to countries where US considers that helping the regime benefits US interests and forbidden to countries where helping the regime does not benefit US interests. Stuff to make blowing people up more effective and digital surveillance tools are rightly in the same category.
- wolverine876 5y agoWe may dispute the wisdom of the decisions, but there are certainly strict export controls on military equipment. For example, exporting nuclear submarines to Australia is big news because it's a major exception. F-22 fighter planes cannot be exported to anyone, by law.
- RNCTX 5y agothat hurricane in Florida in 2018 exported them to the neighbors across the street, didn't even ask permission.