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Updated October 2003
Missile Exports
| Year/Date | Importer | Item(s) | Remarks |
| 1975 | North Korea | Approximately 24 to 56 FROG-7B (9M21E Luna-M) artillery rockets | |
| 1976 | North Korea | Two Scud-B missiles | Initial deliveries of Scud-Bs are still unverified. |
| 1979-1980 | North Korea | Small number of Soviet-made R-17E (Scud-B) missiles, MAZ-543 transporter-erector launchers (TELs), and other equipment | |
| 1981 | North Korea | Two Soviet-built Scud-B missiles and an unknown number of MAZ 543 transporter-erector launchers (TELs) | |
| April 1983 | Iraq | Unknown number of Swingfire anti-tank missiles | |
| July 1986 | Sudan | 250 Swingfire anti-tank missiles |
Key Sources: International Defense Review; Al-Akhbar (Cairo); Jane's Intelligence Review; Washington Post; New York Times; Jerusalem Post; Haaretz (Tel Aviv); Joseph S. Bermudez Jr.; Jane's Defense Weekly; Los Angeles Times; Aerospace Daily; Center for Nonproliferation Studies; Aviation Week & Space Technology; Bill Gertz; BBC Summary of World Broadcasts; Korean Central News Agency; Reuters; Associated Press; Defense & Foreign Affairs; Department of Defense news release; Flight International; Harvey Morris; Adel Darwish; Tony Walker; Andrew Gowers; David Buchan; The Independent.
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