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How Russia's declining arms sales is reshaping the global defence industry
How Russia's declining arms sales is reshaping the global defence industry
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Russia's international arms sales halved between 2019 and 2023. With war raging in Ukraine and sanctions hitting Moscow hard, the country fell behind France for the first time becoming the world's third-largest arms exporter, according to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
As Russia's influence wanes - the country exported major arms to 31 states in 2019 but only exported to 12 in 2023 - countries such as India are focusing more on their own military strengths and teaming up with old rivals. Age-old alley Serbia, meanwhile, has been increasingly turning to the West for military gear, marking change driven by practical needs and global politics. The trend will likely continue
As Russia's influence wanes - the country exported major arms to 31 states in 2019 but only exported to 12 in 2023 - countries such as India are focusing more on their own military strengths and teaming up with old rivals. Age-old alley Serbia, meanwhile, has been increasingly turning to the West for military gear, marking change driven by practical needs and global politics. The trend will likely continue
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