اخواني في مواضيع في المنتدى تتحدث عن ان الدول التي تملك اسلحه كيميائيه هي مصر ليبيا وسوريا فقط على المستوى العربي ولكن تبين ان السعوديه تمتلك ومن خلال ملف بي دي اف وهومنقول من موقع عالمي يوكد ان السعوديه تمتلك اسلحه كيمائيه وتستخدمها عبر طائرتها الاف15 واسنخدامها شبه معدوم اليكم الملف





بس في مشكله الملف مش راضي ينسخ ايش اسوي

طبعا السعودية تملك صواريخ باليستية واسلحة بيولوجية

@FALCON كتب:

@karl roman poli كتب:

طبعا السعودية تملك صواريخ باليستية واسلحة بيولوجية

مره اخرى يا كارل

نحن نتمنا حصول السعوديه على افضل اسلحه حتى التوبل -ام العابر للقارت

بس يكون بمصدر

اوكي انتظر قليلا

@FALCON كتب:

@karl roman poli كتب:

طبعا السعودية تملك صواريخ باليستية واسلحة بيولوجية

مره اخرى يا كارل

نحن نتمنا حصول السعوديه على افضل اسلحه حتى التوبل -ام العابر للقارت

بس يكون بمصدر

Ballistic Missiles. In 1988, the United States learned that Saudi Arabia had
purchased about 60 CSS-2 (DF-3) medium range ballistic missiles from China. The
nuclear warheads of the Chinese missiles were replaced with a large conventional
warhead, reducing the range from about 3,500 km to about 2,800 km (1,736 miles).
The missiles are difficult to fuel and maintain and may not be operational. In the late

1990s the Saudis were shopping for replacement missiles but apparently have not
purchased any yet.

@karl roman poli كتب:

@FALCON كتب:

مره اخرى يا كارل

نحن نتمنا حصول السعوديه على افضل اسلحه حتى التوبل -ام العابر للقارت

بس يكون بمصدر

Ballistic Missiles. In 1988, the United States learned that Saudi Arabia had
purchased about 60 CSS-2 (DF-3) medium range ballistic missiles from China. The
nuclear warheads of the Chinese missiles were replaced with a large conventional
warhead, reducing the range from about 3,500 km to about 2,800 km (1,736 miles).
The missiles are difficult to fuel and maintain and may not be operational. In the late

1990s the Saudis were shopping for replacement missiles but apparently have not
purchased any yet.

اين الحديث عن البيولوجى هنا

العضو عبدالله عبد العزيز
مواضيعك كلهااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااا
بنفس الاسلوب عنوان ساخن وبدون متحوي او مصدر او حتي صورة يا شيخ!!!!!!
شايف مشرفيين في الموضوع وعدو علي ماوضيعه قبل كدا برضه ولا حياة لمن تنادي
ياريت تبظط اداءاك لان اسف كل مواضيعك عبارة عن هرتلة عامة معهودة في اعضاء كثرين مصيرهم كان وحش اويي

للاسف الاسلحة البيولوجية وجدت مصادر تقول ان السعودية لديها المؤهلات لتصنيع اسلحة كيميائية كغاز الخردل وغاز الاعصاب
لكن لا يوجد ما يؤكد ان السعودية تتبع برنامج لتطوير اسلحة كيماوية

Chemical Weapons. There is no clear evidence but there have been some
unconfirmed reports that Saudi Arabia has developed chemical warheads for its CSS2
missiles.
81
Some experts believe Saudi Arabia has motivation to seek chemical
warheads, since its missiles have such low lethality with conventional high-explosive
warheads, that they can not serve as a deterrent.
82
Saudi Arabia possesses anti-riot
irritants and other non-persistent chemical agents
.

دولتان عربيتان فقط من تملكان برنامج اسلحة الدمار الشامل

A survey of WMD programs in the Middle East indicates that many of the
countries of the region have at least some WMD development efforts under way.
Some countries in the Middle East, such as Iran, have well developed programs in
virtually all categories of WMD (chemical, biological, and nuclear) as well as
missiles. Other countries in the region, such as Algeria or Egypt, have pursued WMD
capabilities sporadically. Others, such as the Persian Gulf monarchy states, have
generally refrained from developing WMD, apparently preferring instead to place
themselves under a U.S. security umbrella.

@Ali niss كتب:

@امير المصري كتب:

العضو عبدالله عبد العزيز
مواضيعك كلهااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااا
بنفس الاسلوب عنوان ساخن وبدون متحوي او مصدر او حتي صورة يا شيخ!!!!!!
شايف مشرفيين في الموضوع وعدو علي ماوضيعه قبل كدا برضه ولا حياة لمن تنادي
ياريت تبظط اداءاك لان اسف كل مواضيعك عبارة عن هرتلة عامة معهودة في اعضاء كثرين مصيرهم كان وحش اويي

اضم صوتى الى صوتك هذه هى المرة الثالثه

Sudan

Nuclear weapons. Sudan does not possess nuclear facilities or materials.
While Sudan does not possess indigenous nuclear capability, it may have served as a
transfer point for smuggling nuclear technology.83
Chemical weapons. According to a 1999 DCI report, Sudan has been
developing the capability to produce CW for many years. In August 1998, the Al-
Shifa pharmaceutical plant in northeast Khartoum was attacked and destroyed by
Tomahawk cruise missiles, launched from U.S. naval vessels in the Red Sea. U.S.
officials stated that the Al-Shifa facility was linked to Osama bin Ladin’s international
terrorist network, and was producing a precursor unique to the production of VX.84.
Sudan claimed that the facility was a pharmaceutical plant manufacturing antibiotics,
anti-malaria drugs, and veterinary pharmaceuticals.
Other experts and individuals in the international community questioned both
the CW involvement evidence and the connection of Al-Shifa to bin-Ladin.85 Despite
this criticism, U.S. officials maintain their position that Al-Shifa was involved in CW
activity. In a press conference in February 1999, National Security Advisor Sandy
Berger stated that prior to the attack “We knew that bin Ladin was seeking chemical
weapons,” and “we know that he worked with the Sudanese government to acquire
chemical weapons.”86 In August 1999, the United Nations declared that it was
investigating Sudan’s use of CW in a bombing raid on Laniya, a relief center in rebelheld
Southern Sudan.87 The investigation came after the Sudan People’s Liberation
Army claimed residents in the bombed areas were turning ill,88 and three UN relief
workers fell sick as well. Regardless of the controversy over the attack on Al-Shifa,
there is evidence that Sudan has acquired CW capabilities.89 Sudan has obtained
assistance from other countries, primarily Iraq.90 Thomas Pickering, Under Secretary
for Political Affairs at the State Department, stated “we see evidence that is quite

clear on contacts between Sudan and Iraq. In fact, Al-Shifa officials, early on in the
company’s history were in touch with Iraqi officials associated with Iraq’s VX
program.”91 There were also reports that Iraq was involved in another facility in
Khartoum suspected of producing CW. Some of these reports claim that, according
to unnamed diplomats and a former Sudanese government official, hundreds of Iraqi
experts in different fields have worked in Sudan.
Biological Weapons. According to the Director of Central Intelligence,
Sudan’s history of CW development and its close relationship with Iraq indicates that
it may also be interested in acquiring BW capabilities.92 In August 1999, the United
Nations declared that it was investigating possible Sudanese use of CW or BW in a
bombing raid on Laniya, a relief center in rebel-held Southern Sudan.93

@raed1992 كتب:

@karl roman poli كتب:

دولتان عربيتان فقط من تملكان برنامج اسلحة الدمار الشامل

A survey of WMD programs in the Middle East indicates that many of the
countries of the region have at least some WMD development efforts under way.
Some countries in the Middle East, such as Iran, have well developed programs in
virtually all categories of WMD (chemical, biological, and nuclear) as well as
missiles. Other countries in the region, such as Algeria or Egypt, have pursued WMD
capabilities sporadically. Others, such as the Persian Gulf monarchy states, have
generally refrained from developing WMD, apparently preferring instead to place
themselves under a U.S. security umbrella.

مصدرك يقول such as يعنى مثل
العراق امتلك قديما برنامج بيولوجى بنى بمساعده مصريه
سوريا لديها برنامج كيماوى وبيولوجى محترم
كان لدى القذافى مخزون كيماوى
لكن الجزائر جديده على فلا اعرف كيف سيستطيع الاخوه فى الجزائر اطلاقه فلم يحدث ان سمعنا عن برنامج صاروخى للجزائر او استيرادها لحاويات يمكن اطلاقها من الطائرات برؤوس بيولوجيه
اتمنى منك البحث فيها على وعد منى بعد نهاية الامتحانات بعمل موضوع ضخم عن القدرات الفوق /الغير تقليديه فى المنطقه وقدرات اطلاقها

الجزائر كان عندها مشروع سلاح دمار شامل نووي مع الصين
حيث كانت تستطيع صناعة قنبلة نووية حيث كانت تنتج من 2 الى 3 كلغ من البليتونيوم في السنة
heavy water reactor of this type is theoretically cable of producing about 2-3 kg of
plutonium per year.5 In addition, Algeria has hot cell facilities, used to produce
radioactive isotopes that could extract plutonium from spent reactor fuel.

لكن بعد الضغوطات و الازمة المالية والامنية وافقت على التوقيع على المعاهدة وادخال المراقبين

In May 1991 Algeria agreed to place The Ain Oussera reactor under IAEA
safeguards. The reactor was built secretly until U.S. intelligence agencies discovered
its construction in 1991,
+
International pressures and domestic policy decisions have eliminated certain
missile programs in Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, South Africa, Poland, Hungary, and
former Soviet Republics. While the long-standing Missile Technology Control
Regime (MTCR) is credited with slowing missile proliferation, it is not known what
effect the International Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation
(ICOC) will have on proliferators.

الضغوطات والمشاكل كانت سبب في توقف مشاريع صواريخ باليستية في مصر

@عبدالله بن عبدالعزيز كتب:

اخواني في مواضيع في المنتدى تتحدث عن ان الدول التي تملك اسلحه كيميائيه هي مصر ليبيا وسوريا فقط على المستوى العربي ولكن تبين ان السعوديه تمتلك ومن خلال ملف بي دي اف وهومنقول من موقع عالمي يوكد ان السعوديه تمتلك اسلحه كيمائيه وتستخدمها عبر طائرتها الاف15 واسنخدامها شبه معدوم اليكم الملف





بس في مشكله الملف مش راضي ينسخ ايش اسوي

Several other countries that have missiles also have chemical weapons, and a
few have chemical warheads for their missiles. It has been reported that during the
1991 Gulf War, Iraq had missile warheads filled with a variety of nerve agents and
others with botulinum toxin and anthrax. China, Egypt, India, Iran, Israel, Libya,
North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, South Korea, Syria, Taiwan,
and Vietnam, all have missiles and reportedly have chemical weapons. Several
countries reportedly have biological weapons programs, including China, Egypt, Iran,
Iraq, Israel, Libya, North Korea, Pakistan, and Russia.

السعودية تملك الكيماوي

ايه رايكم يا جماعة ---- حاجة تؤيد كلام كارل و رائد


Chemical and Biological Weapons: Possession and Programs Past and
Present




This chart summarizes data available from open sources. Precise
assessment of a state's capabilities is difficult because most weapons of
mass destruction (WMD) programs were, and/or are, secret and cannot be
independently assessed. States have been placed in the following
categories:

• Known- where states have either declared their
  programs or there is clear evidence of chemical or biological weapons
  possession.
  
• Probable- where states have been publicly named by
  government or military officials as "probable" chemical or biological
  weapons possessors or as producing chemical or biological weapons.
  
• Possible- where states have been widely identified as
  possibly having chemical or biological weapons or a CBW program by
  sources other than government officials.
  
• Former- where states have acknowledged having a
  chemical or biological weapons stockpile and/or CBW program in the past.
  
• Weaponized Agents- where agents are produced in
  quantity, and/or filled into munitions in a specialized formulation with
  enhanced shelflife or dissemination properties. The chart distinguishes
  between past and current activities.
  
• Research- possible agents studied; no evidence of
  weaponization.
  

~ Only when countries are known to have weaponized agents is a
distinction made between weapons and non-weapons research. In all other
cases, the agents are classified as "possible" agents because not enough
information is available to determine whether or not weaponization has
occured.

.

Chemical Biological Country ProgramStatus PossibleAgents Signed CWC[1] Ratified CWC[1] ProgramStatus PossibleAgents Signed BWC[2] Ratified BWC[2] Algeria Canada China Cuba Egypt Ethiopia France Germany India Iran Iraq Chemical Biological Country ProgramStatus PossibleAgents Signed CWC[1] Ratified CWC[1] ProgramStatus PossibleAgents Signed BWC[2] Ratified BWC[2] Israel Italy Japan Libya Myanmar(Burma) N. Korea Pakistan Russia Soviet Union Chemical Biological Country ProgramStatus PossibleAgents Signed CWC[1] Ratified CWC[1] ProgramStatus PossibleAgents Signed BWC[2] Ratified BWC[2] S. Africa S. Korea Sudan Syria Taiwan U.K. U.S.A. Viet Nam Yugoslavia, Former Federal Republic of (FRY)

Possible[3]	Unknown	01/13/93	08/14/95	Research effort, but no evidence of production[4]	Unknown	-	07/22/2001*
Former program[5]	-mustard -phosgene -lewisite[6]	01/13/93	09/26/95	Former program Started: 1941 Ended: 1945[7]	Past Weaponized Agents -anthrax Research -brucellosis -rocky mountain spotted fever -plague -tularemia -typhoid -yellow fever -dysentery -rinderpest -botulinum toxin -ricin[8]	04/10/72	09/18/72
Probable[9]	Unknown	01/13/93	04/25/97	Likely maintains an offensive capability[10]	Unknown	-	11/15/84*
Possible[11]	Unknown	01/13/93	04/29/97	Probable research program[87]	Unknown	04/10/72	04/21/76
Probable[12]	-mustard -phosgene -sarin -VX[13]	No	No	Likely maintains an offensive program[14]	Unknown[15]	10/04/72	No
Probable[16]	Unknown	01/14/93	05/13/96	-	-	04/10/72	05/26/75
Former program[17]	-mustard -phosgene[18]	01/13/93	03/02/95	Former program Started: 1921 Ended: 1940 (dormant 1927-1934) 1940-1945 (German occupation)[19]	Past Weaponized Agents -potato beetle Research -anthrax -salmonella -cholera -rinderpest -botulinum toxin -ricin[20]	-	09/27/84*
Former program[21]	-phosgene -hydrogen cyanide -mustard -tabun -sarin -soman[22]	01/13/93	08/12/94	Former program Started: 1915 Ended: 1945 (dormant 1919-1939)[23]	Past Weaponized Agents -glanders (WW 1) -anthrax (WW I) Research -foot and mouth disease -plague -rinderpest -typhus -yellow fever -potato beetle -potato blight [24]	04/10/72	11/28/72
Former program[25]	Unknown	01/14/93	09/03/96	Research program, but no evidence of production[26]	Unknown	01/15/73	07/15/74
Known[27]	-mustard -sarin -hydrogen cyanide -cyanogen chloride -phosgene[28]	01/13/93	11/03/97	Likely maintains an offensive program[29]	-anthrax -foot and mouth disease -botulinum toxin -mycotoxins[30]	04/10/72	08/22/73
Former program [31]	-mustard -sarin -tabun -VX -Agent 15[32]	No	No	Former program[33]	Past Weaponized Agents -anthrax -botulinum toxin -ricin -aflatoxin -wheat cover smut Research -brucellosis -hemorrhagic conjuctivitis virus (Enterovirus 70) -rotavirus -camel pox -plague (?) -gas gangrene toxin [34]	05/11/72	06/19/91**
Probable[35]	Unknown[36]	01/13/93	No	Research, with possible production of agents[37]	Unknown	No	No
Former program[38]	-mustard -phosgene[39]	01/13/93	12/08/95	-	-	04/10/72	05/30/75
Former program[40]	-phosgene -hydrogen cyanide -mustard -lewisite -chloropicrin[41]	01/13/93	09/15/95	Former program Started: 1931 Ended: 1945[42]	Past Weaponized Agents -anthrax -plague -glanders -typhoid -cholera -dysentery -typhoid -paratyphoid Research -gas gangrene -influenza -tetanus -tuberculosis -tularemia -salmonella -typhus -glanders -tetrodotoxin[43]	04/10/72	06/08/82
Former program[44]	-mustard -sarin -tabun -lewisite -phosgene[45]	-	01/06/04*	Possible former program Ended: 2003[46]	Unknown	-	01/19/82*
Probable[47]	Unknown	01/14/93	No	-	-	04/10/72	No
Known[48]	-adamsite -mustard -hydrogen cyanide -cyanogen chloride -phosgene -sarin -soman -tabun -VX[49]	No	No	Research, with possible production of agents[50]	-anthrax -plague -yellow fever -typhoid -cholera -tuberculosis -typhus -smallpox -botulinum toxin[51]	-	03/13/87*
Probable[52]	Unknown	01/13/93	10/28/97	Possible[53]	Unknown	04/10/72	09/25/74
Probable[54]	-Novichok binary nerve agents[55]	01/13/93	11/05/97	Research, some work beyond legitimate defense activities likely[56]	Unknown	04/10/72	03/26/75
Former program[57]	-sarin -soman -mustard -lewisite -phosgene -VX analogue[58]	01/13/93	11/05/97	Former program Started: 1926 Ended: 1992[59]	Past Weaponized Agents -smallpox -plague -tularemia -glanders -Venezuelan equine encephalitis -anthrax -Q fever -Marburg Research -Ebola -Bolivian hemorrhagic fever -Argentinian hemorrhagic fever -Lassa fever -Japanese encephalitis -Russian spring-summer encephalitis -brucellosis -Machupo virus -yellow fever -typhus -melioidosis -psittacosis -rinderpest -African swine fever virus -wheat stem rust -rice blast[60]	04/10/72	03/26/75
Former program[61]	-thallium -CR -paraoxon -mustard[62]	01/14/93	09/13/95	Former program Started: 1981 Ended: 1993[63]	-anthrax -cholera -plague -salmonella -gas gangrene -ricin -botulinum toxin[64]	04/10/72	11/03/75
Former program[65]	Unknown	01/14/93	04/28/97	-	-	04/10/72	06/25/87
Possible[66]	Unknown	-	05/24/99*	Possible research interest[67]	Unknown	-	10/17/2003*
Known[68]	-mustard -sarin -VX	No	No	Research program, with possible production[69]	-anthrax -botulinum toxin -ricin[70]	04/14/72	No
Possible[71]	Unknown	N/A	N/A	Possible research program[72]	Unknown	04/10/72	02/09/73***
Former program[73]	-phosgene -mustard -lewisite[74]	01/13/93	05/13/96	Former program Started: 1936 Ended: 1956[75]	Past Weaponized Agents -anthrax Research -plague -typhoid -botulinum toxin[76]	04/10/72	03/26/75
Former program[77]	-mustard -sarin -soman -VX -lewisite -binary nerve agents[78]	01/13/93	04/25/97	Former program Started: 1943 Ended: 1969[79]	Past Weaponized Agents -Venezuelean equine encephalitis -Q fever -tularemia -anthrax -wheat rust -rice blast Research -brucellosis -smallpox -Eastern and Western equine encephalitis -Argentinian hemorrhagic fever -Korean hemorrhagic fever -Bolivian hemorrhagic fever -Lassa fever -glanders -melioidodis -plague -yellow fever -psittacosis -typhus -dengue fever -Rift Valley fever -Chikungunya virus -late blight of potato -rinderpest -Newcastle disease -fowl plague -staph enterotoxin B -botulinum toxin -ricin[81]	04/10/72	03/26/75
Possible[81]	Unknown	01/13/93	09/30/98	-	-	-	06/20/80*
Former program[83]	-sarin -mustard -tabun -soman -VX -lewisite -BZ[84]	-	04/20/00*	None/Unknown[84]	-	04/10/72	10/25/73

المصدر

ياخوان الملف اللي عندي حفظته من احد الاعظاء اللي في المنتدى وهونزل الملف مادري بس الملف من اي موقع انا حفظته والصوره اللي جابها اخ كارل هي ايضا منه من نفس الملف واعتقد اخ كارل جاب مصدر بس المشلكه الملف ماينسخ هاذي المشكله

@عبدالله بن عبدالعزيز كتب:

ياخوان الملف اللي عندي حفظته من احد الاعظاء اللي في المنتدى وهونزل الملف مادري بس الملف من اي موقع انا حفظته والصوره اللي جابها اخ كارل هي ايضا منه من نفس الملف واعتقد اخ كارل جاب مصدر بس المشلكه الملف ماينسخ هاذي المشكله

انت اخدت الملف من موضوعي الصواريخ الباليستية العربية
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