offensive weapons

In a worldwide radio broadcast Khrushchev said he would remove "offensive" weapons from Cuba in return for a U. S. pledge not to invade.

"Russia will, of course, link the issues of missile defense and everything related to it with strategic offensive weapons, " he said.

All ships of any kind bound for Cuba from whatever nation or port will, if found to contain cargoes of offensive weapons, be turned back.

To be specific, it may start off an arms race in outer space, and may also extend the arms race from offensive weapons to defensive weapons.

Though the stores are now one of Apple's offensive weapons, they were born as a defensive move.

"During the operation, police also seized a small [cache] of drugs and offensive weapons, " police spokesman T. K. Ng said in an e-mail.

addition, the U. S. secretly parked in the Indian Ocean island of Seychelles for the UAV fitted with offensive weapons.

In modern naval warfare, anti-ship missile is one of the most important offensive weapons.

Russia and the United States signed the new treaty on the reduction of strategic offensive weapons in Prague on April 8.

Under the Restriction of Offensive Weapons Act 1959 it was a criminal offence to "offer for sale" a flick knife.

But another plane, the Boeing Growler, uses electromagnetics as offensive weapons.

Actions speak louder then words. China has become very aggressive in the region of late while developing offensive weapons which target U.

At the talks in Geneva, we have also proposed deep cuts in strategic offensive weapons.

Flick knives, butterfly knives and certain other offensive weapons and some martial arts weapons.

They are very good in the transition game and have many offensive weapons.

Offensive weapons, blood-shed clothing and other articles that could prove the injury;

also , the higher your tech level for offensive weapons the more unreliable they can become