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April 25, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Zimbabwe arms ship heads home

Chinese ship laden with weapons for Zimbabwe is heading home after being refused permission to dock in four African nations. Beijing said that the An Yue Jiang had been unable to fulfil its contract to deliver 77 tons of arms, including bullets, mortar bombs, grenades and assault rifles.

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Chinese ship laden with weapons for Zimbabwe is heading home after being refused permission to dock in four African nations.

Beijing said that the An Yue Jiang had been unable to fulfil its contract to deliver 77 tons of arms, including bullets, mortar bombs, grenades and assault rifles.

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