Based on an announcements of russian Defense Ministry 36 government contracts worth $8.6 billion are expected to be signed with russian and foreign defense industry companies. Which means plus $8.6 billion for financing terrorism and killing in Ukraine.
Interestingly, that the 10th annual Moscow Conference on International Security is held simultaneously. Both events have been opened by president Putin and minister of defense Shoigu. As organizers states, 35 countries take part in the event – mostly from Africa and Middle East. Now Moscow has no western partners left while all civilized world supports Ukraine.
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“With the collapse of economic relations with the West, russia is even more dependent on the arms trade than it was before, so it’s not surprising that Putin is so keen to promote them to as many non-Western customers as he can,” said Ruth Deyermond, senior lecturer in the Department of War Studies at King's College London for Reuters.
According to russian News Agency TASS russia’s Defense Ministry have already signed a deal with United Aircraft Corporation on the delivery of Su-34 supersonic frontline bombers to the troops.
This may be related to the desire of the Russian military to obtain an additional number of aircraft of this type instead of those lost in the battles in Ukraine.
Russian aggressors intensively used Su-34 against Ukraine. Thanks to the effective actions of Ukrainian defenders, numerous planes were shot down or damaged - observers say that about 20 aircraft of Su-34 type were downed in Ukraine.
Important to recall that recently on security conference in Copenhagen it was collected 1.5 billion euros for military assistance to Ukraine, including real modern weapons.
As Defense Express reported early, russians had presented a combat robot of own development at Army-2022, but it was purchased on AliExpress.
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