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Russia's defense exports remain strong despite sanctions, with Rostec expanding capacity and securing over $60 billion in orders. Meanwhile, Myanmar continues to acquire Russian and Chinese military equipment, increasing its air power amid ongoing civil conflict. Both stories highlight resilience in military supply chains.
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Russia's Su-57 fighter jet has been delivered to an unnamed foreign customer, with reports indicating Algeria as a likely recipient. The aircraft is in combat duty, and Russia's defense industry continues to expand exports despite sanctions and production challenges. Ukraine remains reliant on Western aircraft amid ongoing conflict.
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The world's top 100 arms manufacturers earned a record $679 billion in 2024, driven by increased military spending amid conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. Revenues rose mainly in Europe and the US, with Asian companies facing declines due to Chinese procurement issues. Despite delays in US programs, demand remains high worldwide.