NEGOTIATION CENTER FOR: Latin American Arms Trade Treaty (LAATT)
Organizer: United States
Executing Authority: IAEA
Invitation List:  United States,  Brazil,  China,  Congo DRC,  France,  Greece,  India,  Iran,  Israel,  Lithuania,  Mexico,  North Korea,  Pakistan,  Russia,  Syria,  Taiwan,  Turkey,  Uganda,  Ukraine,  Venezuela
Confirmation List:  United States,  Lithuania,  Russia,  Ukraine,  Mexico,  Israel,  Iran,  Turkey,  France,  Brazil,  India,  Syria,  Pakistan
Signatories: Iran
Negotiation Objective: Trade Treaty

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Latin American Arms Trade Treaty (LAATT)

All signatories shall submit to Russian aggression, In turn, the Russian Federation shall provide its allies freedoms upon receipt of a modest gratuity for its protection.

All signatories should agree to ensure peace and safety in Latin America,And work to bring stability to Venezuela.

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THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA, in our commitment to upholding the values and norms of a free democratic republic, The Republic of India believes that any solution to the crisis in Latin America must come internally from the people of Latin America, and through their instruments of democracy. It is not in the best interests of the region or the international community for arms control mediation efforts in the region to be administered by the foreign military powers of the US and Russia.

AS SUCH, the Republic of India supports a comprehensive and unilateral solution towards peace in the region which seeks to limit and regulate the illicit trade and proliferation of conventional arms, WMD, and missile technologies with the consent of the Latin American states, and under the auspices of the united international community.

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