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Officially, the only military aid Seoul has approved for the NATO-Russia proxy conflict in Ukraine has been a stockpile of uniforms originally intended for use... 11.11.2022, Sputnik International

The Senate soon will vote on H.R. 4426, the U.S. Foreign Operations appro- priations bill for fiscal year 1995. The House already has voted on it; after the Sen- ate vote, differences will be resolved by a joint conference of the House and Sen- ate. An important element of this legislation will be its provisions for aid to Rus- sia and the other New Independent States (NIS) of the former Soviet Union. De- spite billions of dollars in aid, the economies of these countries still are in deep troubl...

Kazakhstan, a neighbor and ally of Russia, has suspended all arms exports for a year, its government said on Saturday, amid conflict in Ukraine and Western

The country has signed deals with eight countries totally US$3.5 billion over the past 20 years to buy equipment and build bases.

>> reporter: coming off a record year for arms export, top client, egypt, despite its difficult human rights track record. ukraines ambassador to berlin says his country is not happy. >> they have to reconsider and they have to start helping us with the weapons of defensive type, which we need right now. >> reporter: some nato countries are questioning just how reliable an ally berlin is when it comes to confronting russian congress, especially after the head of the german navy recently had to r...

Russian and Chinese international weapon sales are continuing on a downward trend from last year's report.

The first year of the Biden Administration featured a perhaps surprising degree of continuity with the Trump Administration's international trade policies, although with an expected change...

Pelosi’s delegation hit Israel just two weeks after Amnesty International released its report on Israeli apartheid, where the human rights organization called for an end to the “system of oppression and domination.”

The German government has rejected Ukraine's demands for arms deliveries, saying Germany does not send weapons of war to conflict zones as a matter of principle. A DW fact check finds this stance has often been ignored.

It's so good that it was a successful export product throughout the Cold War.