Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has uncovered a conspiracy by two men Fathi Al-Mawak and Mahmoud Al-Sayeh for the illegal sale of Chinese drones and military equipment to Libya.
Canadian police explained that the two defendants were working for the International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations agency in Montreal.
The police said that Al-Sayeh used a scheme to hide military equipment sellers and buyers, and considered wanted by police authorities and Interpol issued a red notice against him, while Al-Mahwak, who facilitated the purchase of Libyan oil between China and banned entities, was arrested and will appear before a Montreal court.
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