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18 June 2001
Middle East Newsline reports that, according to US government sources, Egypt is negotiating with North Korea to buy 50 Nodong missile engines, the most major component Egypt has bought in its 20 years of missile cooperation with North Korea

Second half of 2001
According to Middle East Newsline, Egypt receives a shipment of 24 North Korean Nodong missiles, range 1200km. The missiles do not have engines, but Egypt reportedly also receives a shipment of 50 North Korean engines through Libya

5 June 2002
Middle East Newsline reports that North Korea delivered 24 Nodong intermediate-range missiles to Egypt in the last half of 2001, according to US intelligence sources. The missiles purportedly did not include engines, but Egypt received 50 North Korean engines via Libya. "It's a slap in the face to all those who have been working to stop the Egyptian-North Korean missile cooperation program," says a US intelligence source. "Egypt pledged that it wasn't seeking the Nodong or its engine and then acquired both." [Note: See 19 November 2001 entry.]
—"Evidence emerges of Egypt Nodong purchase," Middle East Newsline, Vol. 4, No. 208, 5 June 2002.




17 September 2002
Middle East Newsline reports that according to US officials, North Korea has tested components of its Nodong missile in Egypt. The tests were to see if North Korean missile parts and technology could be used in Egypt's missile programs, as well as that of other countries in the region. The tests have mostly failed, according to the officials, a setback for Egypt's intermediate-range missile program. North Korea sent missile experts to Egypt in 2001 for the tests. Egypt has bought some parts, but not enough to make its own missiles. A US official says, "North Korea is making a major effort to sell its Nodong and Taepodong intermediate-range missiles. Several Middle East countries, such as Egypt, Iran, and Libya, are highly interested but they don't want complete missiles, rather technology and key components. What these countries want is North Korean help to establish indigenous missiles based on the Nodong." Assistant Secretary of State John Bolton has pushed a tougher line against Egypt on proliferation. This may have led to the administration's rejection of an Egyptian request for $130 million for counterinsurgency, perhaps the first time the United States has increased aid for Israel without increasing aid for Egypt.
—"US confirms Egypt tests of N. Korean missiles," Middle East Newsline, Vol. 4, No. 349, 17 September 2002.



Report: Egypt Buying Medium-Range Missiles From North Korea
By Patrick Goodenough
CNSNews.com Pacific Rim Bureau Chief
November 28, 2001

Pacific Rim Bureau (CNSNews.com) - Claims that North Korea has agreed to sell medium-range ballistic missiles to Egypt have re-emerged at a time the Stalinist nation and its weapons proliferation program have moved back onto the U.S. radar screen.

In a report Monday citing unnamed South Korean diplomatic and expert sources, a Seoul newspaper said Pyongyang earlier this year concluded a deal to sell "as many as 24" Nodong missiles to Egypt.

If the claims are true, Egypt will boast a missile with a range of at least 600 miles, great enough to reach all of Israel's population centers.
http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewPrint.asp?Page=\ForeignBureaus\archive\200111\FOR20011128d.html

Egypt has an active chemical weapons program and has concluded a deal with North Korea to import the 1000 km range Rodong missile and manufacturing technology
http://www.jinsa.org/articles/articles.html/function/view/categoryid/650/documentid/1317

Egypt was able to develop an indigenous Scud-B production capability, and there are reports that it has developed an enhanced Scud-C missile. In 2001, Egypt reportedly signed an agreement with North Korea to purchase its 1000km-range Nodong missile system. Egypt is not a member of the


Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).

http://www.nti.org/e_research/profiles/Egypt/index.html


Egypt's goal is to build its own version of North Korea's Scud-C, which can fly up to 600 kilometers depending on the payload, and has better accuracy than the Scud-B. This would allow Egypt to hit targets throughout Israel as well as in Libya, Sudan and Syria. According to U.S. officials, Egypt is rapidly approaching success. "It's safe to assume that Egypt has successfully enhanced the range of its Scud," a U.S. official tells the Risk Report.
By the year 2,000, if Egyptian-North Korean cooperation continues at its present level, Egypt also could gain access to North Korea's more advanced "Nodong" missile
http://www.wisconsinproject.org/countries/egypt/miss.html


In recent years, there have been stories that Cairo was buying Nodong missiles from North Korea. With a range of 800 miles, the Nodong could be launched against any part of Israel from deep within Egypt.

http://goliath.ecnext.com/comsite5/bin/pdinventory.pl?pdlanding=1&referid=2750&item_id=0199-1885500


Egypt, meanwhile, appears to be stepping up the pace of its ballistic missile program. Between 50 and 300 North Korean technicians are in Egypt working on medium-range Nodong missiles, United Press International reported June 18. Egypt already deploys Scud-B and Project-T missiles that can hit Israel, according to the Center for Defense and International Security Studies, a British think tank. Cairo is also attempting to acquire hi-tech engines for the North Korean-produced Nodong missile system.
The Nodong has a much greater range, up to 800 miles more, than is necessary to hit Israel. The Egyptian military may simply want to station its missiles farther inside its borders and away from potential Israeli air strikes
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=23487



Egypt's ballistic missile systems include advanced Scud and Nodong missiles. As late as this year, Egypt continued its ballistic missile collaboration with North Korea and there have been scattered reports of cooperation with Libya as well.


http://www.kokhavivpublications.com/2003/israel/12/0312121052.html

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