The war in Ukraine has significantly altered the global arms trade, with the United States reinforcing its lead. It now commands 42% of the past five years’ exports, a jump from the previous 34%. Russia, affected by sanctions and prioritizing domestic needs due to the Ukraine conflict starting in February 2022, has seen a 53% […]
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