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China: Military Imports From the United States and the European Union Since the 1989 Embargoes

NSIAD-98-176 Published: Jun 16, 1998. Publicly Released: Jun 16, 1998.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the: (1) terms of the European Union (EU) embargo and the extent of EU military sales to China since 1989; (2) terms of the U.S. embargo and the extent of U.S. military sales to China since 1989; and (3) potential role that such EU and U.S. sales could play in addressing China's defense needs.

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