Croydon Man Sold Fighter Jets and Missiles in War Zones Like Sudan and Libya

Croydon businessman in illegal arms deals to send ex-Soviet jets to Africa war zones

David Greenhalgh and Greek national Christos Farmakis were found guilty of illegal arms deals worth tens of millions of pounds

Croydon man sold fighter jets and missiles in war zones like Sudan and Libya

Some of the dodgy deals ran into tens of millions of dollars

Two convicted of trafficking weapons to international warzones

David Greenhalgh, 68, and Christos Farmakis, 48, were found guilty of brokering the supply of weapons, including fighter jets and surface-to-air missile systems, to multiple international warzones

Two men convicted in UK of trying to send weapons to conflict zones

The two men tried to broker the supply of arms to destinations including Sudan, South Sudan, Libya, Iraq and Iran.

Briton guilty of brokering jets and missiles to war zones

A British businessman has been found guilty of illegally brokering the sale of fighter jets, missile systems and thousands of assault rifles to war zones including Sudan, South Sudan and Libya, following an investigation by HM Revenue and Customs, the tax authority has said. David Greenhalgh, 68, of Croydon in south London, helped broker the supply of ex-Soviet jets, surface-to-air missile systems, anti-tank missiles and thousands of assault rif…

Croydon arms dealer brokered fighter jet sales destined for war zones

An arms dealer from Croydon has been found guilty of brokering illegal weapon deals of fighter jets and weapons destined for war zones abroad.