Earlier this year, a Serbian arms dealer asked Rusek to make sure that a shipment of ammunition passed through Serbia in a safe way. The deal was sealed, but there were still issues. Firstly, the ammunition must be manufactured somewhere else; in other words, the ammunition cannot be manufactured in Serbia. Looking more visit Bulk munitions europe.
This problem wasn’t limited to ammunition, however. Real Trade Praha also imported 358 rounds of mortar rounds, a far smaller number of 7.62x39mm ammunition, which is used by Soviet-style guns and the AK-47 assault rifle. This entire shipment cost $920,160, or three cents per round. The ammunition was sold to MEICO in the Czech Republic.
OCCRP was able to obtain documents proving the company had a history of dealing in bulk munitions, including RDX and uranium. The firm was also linked to the Serbian businessman Petar Crnogorac, who is suspected of selling weapons to Islamist fighters in Libya. The documents also show that MEICO had nine deals with Czech companies between 2010 and 2015, selling 81 million rounds of ammunition and 358 mortar rounds. RDX explosives were also sold to Czech companies.
In 2011, Herring bought the firm when it was a three-person operation. The company later supplied Russian-made helicopters to the Afghan Army. Herring is now in Poland meeting Ukrainian officials, and hopes to supply Ukraine with Eastern Bloc munitions. The deal came about after the Pentagon began allowing smaller companies to bid for the same services.
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