Joe Ga certainly agreed to the deal without hesitation...
He had always been worrying about how to sell off the surplus munitions.
The 8 Little Gazelles and Blue Sword Missiles sponsored by China, with the latter becoming the main force on the battlefield, while the former had not been reused due to the problems with their range and anti-aircraft missiles.
Originally, Joe Ga wanted to trick the Iraqi Government into buying all the Little Gazelles, after all, shipping them back plus the freight cost would be more expensive than buying new ones from Seville and sending them over.
Shipping from the Montenegro Republic to Tubruq in Liberia is indeed a long journey.
Now that the French have popped up and are buying 4 units at once with an offer of 3 million for each, what's there to hesitate?
Not to mention that these Little Gazelles are cost-free, even if there were costs, a 10 million price tag would not only cover the cost of 8 Little Gazelles, but also profit several millions.
