Coverage dated December 4, 2022
Arms Sales By World’s Biggest Defense Companies Rise To Almost $600 Billion Headline from Forbes
Sales by Middle East companies rise faster than from any other region, but industry is dominated by large U.S. and Chinese firms
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Arms Sales By World’s Biggest Defense Companies Rise To Almost $600 Billion ↗ (opens Forbes) Published Dec 4, 2022
Forbes's feed description Sales by Middle East companies rise faster than from any other region, but industry is dominated by large U.S. and Chinese firms
Military.com
Report: Ukraine War Ups Arms Sales, But Challenges Lie Ahead ↗ (opens Military.com) Published Dec 4, 2022
Military.com's feed description Global arms sales increased by nearly 2% in 2021, the seventh consecutive year of increases.
Breitbart News
Global Arms Sales Reached $590+ Billion Ahead of Ukraine Conflict ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Dec 4, 2022
Breitbart News's feed description Global arms sales rose by nearly two percent in 2021 ahead of the Ukraine conflict, an international arms sales watchdog noted Monday.
Al Jazeera
Global arms sales rise for 7th year despite supply chain issues ↗ (opens Al Jazeera) Published Dec 4, 2022
Al Jazeera's feed description Weapons trade grows 1.9 percent according to SIPRI, with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine adding to supply chain problems.
MyNorthwest
Report: Ukraine war ups arms sales but challenges lie ahead ↗ (opens MyNorthwest) Published Dec 4, 2022
MyNorthwest's feed description STOCKHOLM (AP) -- Global arms sales increased by nearly 2% in 2021, the seventh consecutive year of increases, an international arms sales watchdog noted
