Chinese-Made Drone Crash Land In Nigeria

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This January 25, 2015 photo appears to show a Chinese made CH-3 drone, owned by Nigeria, which has crash landed upside down. The two AR-1 ATGMs attached to its wing pylons suggest that Nigeria is turning to drone strikes as the bloody war against Boko Haram continues.


As the war against Boko Haram intensify, the Nigerian government has taken a bold step by requesting China to provide her with all necessary weapons of war-fare, since Nigeria's former ally, the United States has refused to release their modern weapon.
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This CCTV 7 broadcast from October 2013 shows a CH-3 UCAV firing a AR-1 anti-tank missile at a ground target. While the U.S. and allies have been reluctant to export UCAV technology, China has been far less shy, with Nigeria, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia as probable customers already.

While the United States has refuse to provide Nigeria with the weapons, China is taking up the responsibility with an exchange for Crude Oil.
On January 25, 2015, a photo appeared on online at Beegeagle's Blog, appearing to show a CH-3 UCAV which crashed upside down near Dumge village in the Mafa District of Borno Province.
It's obvious the drone was providing fire support for the Nigerian Soldiers.
Read More on..http://www.businessinsider.com/it-looks-like-an-armed-chinese-made-drone-crashed-in-nigeria-2015-1

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