MBDA, Europe's largest missile manufacturer, sells components for the GBU-39 bomb used in Israeli airstrikes, contributing to civilian casualties in Gaza. An investigation highlighted MBDA's role in profiting from arms sales linked to multiple attacks where children and other civilians have died. In response to concerns of violations of international humanitarian law, the UK foreign minister suspended some weapons export licenses to Israel. Analysis verified 24 cases of GBU-39 deployment that led to civilian fatalities, many attacks occurring in schools and camps for displaced individuals.
Europe's largest missiles maker, MBDA, is profiting from arms sales, particularly components for the GBU-39 bomb, linked to deadly airstrikes in Gaza.
An investigation revealed that MBDA's components have been utilized in airstrikes that resulted in civilian casualties, specifically targeting children.
The UK foreign minister, David Lammy, suspended certain weapons export licenses to Israel, citing risks of serious violations of international humanitarian law connected to these weapons.
Research verified 24 instances of the GBU-39 being used in attacks that resulted in civilian deaths, including children, with many occurring in schools and tent camps.
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