From WHERE do the birds bring their prohibited goods?
"The plane was carrying no weapons or prohibited goods in accordance with the unblemished international reputation of the Syrian Arab Airlines," the statement said.
ING also provided Cuban financial institutions with fraudulent endorsement stamps, routed payments through shell accounts and helped facilitate the export of prohibited goods to Iran through a fraudulent letter of credit, the department said.
Instead of a list of a very restricted number of products that are allowed in, there should be a short, agreed list of prohibited goods where Israel has legitimate security concerns.
On the food side, it promises to speed up the mandatory screening of contracts (done to ensure that Iraq does not try to cheat by importing prohibited goods) and to cut administrative costs.
In south China, goods supposedly controlled by government monopoly were openly sold privately; gangs of entrepreneurs roamed the coastline "going all the way to Shanghai to trade in prohibited goods".
An article in English on the Syrian state news agency's website says "the plane was carrying no weapons or prohibited goods in accordance with the unblemished international reputation of the Syrian Arab Airlines".
In Tehran, the power goes out regularly, a result of a shortage of electricity generators, which are on the list of prohibited goods because of their potential for military use.
If a cargo plane is suspected of carrying prohibited goods to or from North Korea, the resolution would urge, but not require, that it be denied permission to fly over any other country — a new provision that could affect China, which routinely permits North Korean flights over its territory.
Ministers attending a trade fair in Baghdad have also been arriving by plane -- technically permissible if they are not trading in prohibited goods, but nonetheless effectively ending a de facto embargo on all commercial flights to and from Iraq that had held for a decade.
