Alriwo Employees On Trial For Selling Parts To Iraq (Picture-6445108)

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MANNHEIM, GERMANY - JANUARY 15: Cars pass by the building at Neckarauerstrasse 27 January 15, 2003 in a working-class district of Mannheim, Germany. According to locals, the export-import company Alriwo GmbH occupied the bottom floor of office space in the building before 2001. Two Alriwo employees, Bernd Schompeter and Willi Heinz Ribbeck, are currently on trial in Mannheim for allegedly selling advanced metal drills to Iraq in 1999 that could be used to manufacture long-range artillery, in violation of United Nations-imposed sanctions. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

ITAR-TASS 77: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. FEBRUARY 4, 2010. Abandoned truck spray painted with graffiti in central Moscow. Russia is launching a cash-for-bangers scheme in March 2010 to encourage motorists to scrap their used cars in favour of buying a new Russian-made vehicle. The scheme gives drivers a 50000 rouble voucher to trade in cars that are more than 10 years old to buy a new model. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Alexandra Mudrats)

ITAR-TASS 80: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. FEBRUARY 4, 2010. Rusty abandoned car in a Moscow street. Russia is launching a cash-for-bangers scheme in March 2010 to encourage motorists to scrap their used cars in favour of buying a new Russian-made vehicle. The scheme gives drivers a 50000 rouble voucher to trade in cars that are more than 10 years old to buy a new model. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Alexandra Mudrats)

ITAR-TASS 75: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. FEBRUARY 4, 2010. Abandoned car outside a building in Moscow. Russia is launching a cash-for-bangers scheme in March 2010 to encourage motorists to scrap their used cars in favour of buying a new Russian-made vehicle. The scheme gives drivers a 50000 rouble voucher to trade in cars that are more than 10 years old to buy a new model. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Alexandra Mudrats)

ITAR-TASS 74: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. FEBRUARY 4, 2010. Abandoned Volga car wrapped in a plastic sheet outside a building in central Moscow. Russia is launching a cash-for-bangers scheme in March 2010 to encourage motorists to scrap their used cars in favour of buying a new Russian-made vehicle. The scheme gives drivers a 50000 rouble voucher to trade in cars that are more than 10 years old to buy a new model. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Alexei Filippov)

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MANNHEIM, GERMANY - JANUARY 15: Cars pass by the building at Neckarauerstrasse 27 January 15, 2003 in a working-class district of Mannheim, Germany. According to locals, the export-import company Alriwo GmbH occupied the bottom floor of office space in the building before 2001. Two Alriwo employees, Bernd Schompeter and Willi Heinz Ribbeck, are currently on trial in Mannheim for allegedly selling advanced metal drills to Iraq in 1999 that could be used to manufacture long-range artillery, in violation of United Nations-imposed sanctions. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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