according to data recently published by the stockholm international peace research institute, the united states provided israel with more than 70,000 weapons between 1950 and 2022, the weapons included aircraft, ground vehicles, missiles and bombs, most of which were used against the defenceless people of palestine. israel is the... largest recipient of us foreign military financing with most of that aid coming in the form of weapons grants. the us has provided israel with at least 16 types of weapons in 2023, including missiles and aircraft. it is widely believed that us support has emboldden israel in its atrocities against the palestinian people. just recently, even a us state department official also resigned over the transfer of arms to israel, amid growing descent over president biden's unequivocal support. the regime. i have think we have to look at the situation on the ground and say, is that what is actually happening? is israel more secure as a result of our assistance, or has our military assistance enabled israel to move ahead with the expansion of settlements in the west ban

according to data recently published by the stockholm international peace research institute, the unitedeapons between 1950 and 2022. the weapons included aircraft, ground. missiles and bombs, most of which were used against the defenseless people of palestine. israel is the largest recipient of u.s. foreign military financing, with most of that aid coming in the form of weapons grants. the us has provided israel with at least 16 types of weapons in 2023, including missiles and aircraft. it is whitely believed that us support has embolden israel in its atrocities against the palestinian people. just recently, even a us state department official also resigned over the transfer of arms to israel amid growing descent over president biden's unequivocal support for the regime. i have think we have to look at the situation on the ground and say, is that what is actually happening? is israel more secure as a result of our assistance, or has our military assistance enabled israel to move ahead with the expansion of settlements in the west bank to continue the siege of gaza and to take steps that

siprie or the stockholm international peace research institute testifies to the fact that iran's arms wes desired according to a country that doesn't need western military equipment and even worse can export in this field. one of the reasons for the arm sanctions against iran has been to maintain the profitability of and weapons, merily presenting superficial reasons to preserve the military industerial complex of the us, europe and israel to safeguard their prices. however, even various countries, according to the statements from irgc air force mander, as well other defense officials have requested on purchases from iran. european countries have also sold arms from iran, we have received requests from asia, africa and latin america. russia, as revealed in the ukrainian war, is also involved. iran's military and defense capability has meant the ability to act as power balancing scales in west asia and the world. in line with establishing safety and stability, it has fought and trained to fight terror groups such as daesh, hence many countries have sought to expand their defense cooper

according to data recently published by the stockholm international peace research institute, the united states provided israel with more than 70,00 weapons between 1950 and 2022. the weapons included aircraft, ground vehicles, missiles and bombs, most of which were used against the defenseless people of palestine. israel is the largest recipient of us foreign military financing with most of that aid coming in the form of weapons. grants. the us has provided israel with at least 16 types of weapons in 2023, including missiles and aircraft. it is widely believed that us support has emboldened israel in its atrocities against the palestinian people. just recently, even a us state department official also resigned over the transfer of arms to israel, a mid growing descent over president biden's unequivocal support for the regime. i have think we have to look at the situation on the ground and say, is that what is? actually happening, is israel more secure as a result of our assistance, or has our military assistance enabled israel to move ahead with the expansion of settlements in the west

ceprie or the stockholm international peace research institute testifies to fact that iran's arms importso zero between 2018 and 2022. this is not what the west desires, according to mr. abby, a country that doesn't need western military equipment and even worse, it can export in this field. weapons, merily presenting superficial reasons to preserve military industrial complex of the us, europe and israel to safeguard their prices, however, even various countries, according to the statements from irgc air force commander as well as other defence officials have requested arms purchases from iran european countries have also sold arms from iran. we have received requests from asia. africa and latin america. russia, as revealed in the ukrainian war is also involved. iran's military and defense capability has meant the ability to act as power balancing scales in west asia and the world. in with establishing safety and stability, it has fought and trained to fight terror groups such as daesh, hence many countries have sought to expand their defense cooperation with this country. iran's look is

according to data recently published by the stockholm international peace research institute, the united states provided israel with more than 70,000 weapons between 1950 and 2022. the weapons included aircraft, ground vehicles, missiles and bombs, most of which were used against the defenseless people of palestine. israel is the largest. it is whitely believed that us support has embolddened israel in its atrocities against the palestinian people. just recently, even a us state department official also resigned over the transfer of arms to israel, a mid growing descent over president biden's unequivocal support for the regime. i have think we have to look at the situation on the ground and say, is that what is actually happening? is israel more secure as a result of our assistance, or has our military assistance enabled israel to... to move ahead with the expansion of settlements in the west bank, to continue the siege of gaza, and to take steps that ultimately undermine its own security. in fact, the us made weapons are being used extensively in the current israeli operations in gaza,

according to the stockholm international peace research institute, they received less than $600 billionynamics are explained primarily by indicators american manufacturers. they lost almost 8%, earning $302 billion. china. which ranks second in terms of volume , on the contrary, showed an increase of approximately 3%. the result is more than 100 billion. the biggest jump in sales is in turkey plus 22%. the country received 5.5 billion, but russian companies saw a 12% decrease. they earned $21 billion in the region. experts believe that global indicators for the twenty-second year reflect the lag in the pace of weapons production from demand, which is growing due to the tense geopolitical situation in world.. most companies did not have time to increase capacity at that time, but an assessment of the signed contracts suggests that by the end of the current year, manufacturers’ incomes will increase. and that's all i have for now. more news in the next hour. hello, i'm boris akinov. and i, oleg stepanov. and we, the creators of the russia 2062 project, the headquarters of free thought. to

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