News / Silk Way fights back against claims of 'secret illegal flights carrying weapons'

8 October 2018

Silk Way, the Azeri freighter operator, has fought back against claims made online that it operated more than 350 secret flights carrying weapons, effectively being subsidised with US government money in the form of ExImbank financing.

About a year ago, a detailed study of Silk Way ...

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