Russia was once one of the world's largest weapons exporters but its arms business has been slowly drying up since Vladimir Putin ordered Russian troops into Ukraine in February 2022.

MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russia needs to strengthen its position in the global arms market by increasing exports of weapons. In televised remarks, he also ...

But Putin, addressing an arms show outside Moscow, ... nearly a fifth of the global export market. From 2017-2021, 73% of those sales went to just four countries - India, ...

Sales to Europe have increased by 264 percent thanks to contracts with Azerbaijan.

Export shrinkage has left the Russian arms industry reliant on Asia and Oceania, the states of which account for 68 percent of total exports from 2019–23. India made up 34 percent and China 21 ...

Indeed, Berlin’s global arms exports hit a new record in 2021, ... But Germany should show Putin that it won’t allow energy dependence to determine its foreign policy.

Russia should boost its arms exports to help the industry upgrade and add more high-end jobs to the labor market, President Vladimir Putin was quoted as saying on Monday. Russia is the focus of ...

Vladimir Putin asked his allies to buy arms from Russia, saying the weapons are combat-tested. He touted these weapons as "cutting-edge" systems, despite his army struggling in Ukraine. Russia is ...

Speaking at the opening of an annual arms show outside Moscow that caters to foreign customers, Putin said that Russia’s arms exports play an important […] MOSCOW (AP) ...

Business Putin pushes Russia’s combat-tested arms for export. By. AFP. Published. August 15, 2022 ...

Mr Putin said the country's military complex needs more state support to develop its potential. ... Russian arms exports dropped to 7.8 per cent of the global market in the 2020-24 period, ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to expand military cooperation with the country’s allies, noting that Moscow is ready to offer them its most advanced weapons. Skip to content Coronavirus ...