In 2017, the US sold arms to almost 42 billion dollars

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The United States in the 2017 fiscal year (ended on September 30) sold armaments to other countries for a total of $ 41,93 billion, reports TASS.



"Contracts worth $ 6,04 billion were funded by the State Department as part of military assistance programs, worth $ 3,87 billion by the Department of Defense," the defense defense and defense department said in a statement.

Contracts for $ 32,02 billion were paid by our foreign partner countries,
added to the press service.

As emphasized in the department, the cited figures show that there is still a high demand for US military products and services.

"The United States implements its foreign policy goals and objectives of ensuring national security, selling defensive weapons and providing defense services to other countries, as well as teaching them to military personnel," the report said.
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  1. +2
    30 November 2017 15: 55
    Gave more ... to all his servants
    1. +5
      30 November 2017 15: 58
      About gifted is more to the USSR. And these will be calculated .. And more than once they will be shortened. By the way. And in quantitative terms how?
      Quote: Shura Perm
      Gave more ... to all his servants
      1. +3
        30 November 2017 16: 00
        Quote: 210ox
        And more than once cheated.

        Well, they like to present decommissioned junk, and then take their toll on spare parts, ammunition and staff training laughing
        1. +9
          30 November 2017 16: 05
          Quote: hrych
          Well, they like to present decommissioned junk, and then take their toll on spare parts, ammunition and staff training

          But our multi-skill master likes to decorate various conditional Venezuelans with new equipment for the loan taken from us, and when they shoe us with payments, wait 10 years and write off the debt.
          1. +8
            30 November 2017 16: 09
            The USA doesn't even sneeze for free.
          2. +3
            30 November 2017 16: 18
            Quote: Young_Communist
            But our multi-master craftsman loves to play with various conditional Venezuelans

            These are the emotions of a young communist laughing Three times (in 2009, 2012 and 2014), Venezuela allocated large loans for the purchase of weapons in the Russian Federation. In 2009, the loan amounted to - 2,2 billion dollars, in 2012 - 2 billion dollars, in 2014 - also 2 billion dollars at 7,4% per annum. In 2005, Gazprom won the tender and obtained a license for exploration and production of gas offshore in the Gulf of Venezuela. In 2011, a Russian-Venezuelan bank was created, the shares in the authorized capital of which are distributed as follows: 50% - National Development Fund (Venezuela), 25% - Gazprombank and VTB Group. Since 2010, the Housing Fund under the Mayor of Moscow and Russian contractors have been participating in the project “The Great Housing Mission” for the construction of standard panel housing (approximately 10 thousand apartments in high-rise buildings). The project provides not only housing and infrastructure, but also the organization of nine joint ventures for the production of building materials. Those. receiving interest on loans, sold weapons, giving their hard workers work, climbed into mining, construction and the banking sector. All according to your favorite Marx wassat
            1. +2
              30 November 2017 16: 20
              Quote: hrych
              These are the emotions of a young communist laughing

              Everything is better than the auto-training of an old grunt. But it is understandable - there is nothing to cover:

              Date of write-off Country Amount of write-off (billion USD) Total amount of debt (billion USD) Balance (billion USD) Debt ownership Comment
              1992 Nicaragua 2,55[3] 3,4[31] USSR
              1996 Angola 3,5 [3] 5 [3] The rest of the amount must be returned before 2016 in the form of bills. [3]
              1996 Nicaragua USSR Russia gave this Latin American country a 90 percent discount [31]
              2000 Vietnam 9,53 [3] 11,03 [3] Payment of the remaining amount is deferred for 2016-2022 [3]
              2001 Ethiopia 4,8 [3] 6 [3]
              2003 Mongolia 11,1 [3] 11,4 [3] Debt fully repaid. The country returned the remaining $ 300 million immediately after cancellation. [3]
              2003 Laos 0,96 [3] 1,3 [3]
              2004 Nicaragua 0,344 [31] 0,344 [31] Debt completely written off by the USSR Total forgiveness amounted to $ 5,95 billion [3]
              2004 Iraq 9,5-9,8 [3] 10,5 [3] The President expressed hope that the country's leadership would take into account the interests of Russian companies in Iraq. [3]
              2005 Ethiopia 1,1 [3] 1,2 [3] Debt written off almost completely [3]
              2005 Syria 9,782 [3] 13,4 [3] Damascus pledged to purchase Russian weapons and modernize armored vehicles [3]
              2006 Algeria 4,7[3] USSR
              2007 Afghanistan 11,1 [3]
              2008 Iraq 12 [3] 12,9 [3]
              2008 Libya 4,5 [3]
              2010 Mongolia 0,18 [3]
              DPRK 2012, 11 [3] The remaining debt of more than $ 1 billion will be used under the “debt for help” scheme in the field of education, healthcare and energy in the implementation of joint projects in the DPRK. [3]
              2013, Kyrgyzstan 0,5 [3] $ 188,9 million were written off immediately, the second debt of $ 300 million will be written off in equal installments over ten years. [3]
              2014 Cuba 31,7 [20] 35,2 Debt written off by 90% of the USSR 10% of the debt (about $ 3,5 billion) will be repaid by Cuba within ten years in equal semi-annual payments.
              1. +3
                30 November 2017 16: 26
                Quote: Young_Communist
                old grunt

                Are you powdered or not? wassat
              2. +3
                30 November 2017 16: 36
                Your moaning has been discussed more than once. Each write-off of debts has a subtext, could you make a calculation for each country regarding the development of minerals, industry, energy, etc., but you, as a young communist, can’t prove anything. For the cancellation and restructuring of exactly the gifts of the Bolsheviks of the USSR. You, as a fanatic of the world revolution, have Trotsky with an ice ax in your head wassat
        2. +2
          30 November 2017 16: 06
          Yeah, you want to ruin the country, give the cruiser .. wassat
          Quote: hrych
          Quote: 210ox
          And more than once cheated.

          Well, they like to present decommissioned junk, and then take their toll on spare parts, ammunition and staff training laughing
          1. +7
            30 November 2017 16: 19
            If they give something, then the loop on the neck is tightened very tight so that they do not even twitch.
        3. 0
          30 November 2017 18: 34
          Quote: hrych
          Well, they like to give off decommissioned junk

          “Present” and “pindocs” are incompatible concepts. Not by bucks, so by territories, by gas, by oil, by grazing onto objectionable countries ... but they will take theirs. A gift from them will not work.
    2. +3
      30 November 2017 16: 06
      Contracts for $ 32,02 billion were paid by our foreign partner countries,
      Well, they will give.
    3. 0
      30 November 2017 16: 36
      Quote: Shura Perm
      Gave more ... to all his servants

      I would say imposed on xnum mil laughing
  2. 0
    30 November 2017 16: 51
    In fiscal year 2017 (ended September 30), the United States sold $ 41,93 billion worth of arms to other countries.

    And how many of them were obtained through political pressure on the elites of the buying countries?
    Some might well not have taken a mattress weapon, but they were forced to buy by intrigue, pressure and blackmail.
    1. 0
      30 November 2017 18: 03
      I don’t know how ours set the price for this or that product, but I think we need to adjust prices closer to American ones. Several times the information sounded that we even sell RD-181 rocket engines to mattress covers below cost. And to be honest I won’t be surprised if this is so. Or take away on a rollback or bend.
  3. 0
    30 November 2017 17: 07
    The United States in the 2017 fiscal year (September 30 ended) sold armaments to other countries for a total of $ 41,93 billion, TASS reports.

    It seems everything is clear, but the comments, as always, are burning ...
    The United States pressed, the United States donated, the United States forced, etc.
    And how much and to whom did we sell weapons? How many we pressed, how many made, how many gave? (this is a rhetorical question)
  4. +1
    30 November 2017 17: 26
    Quote: K-50
    Some might well not have taken a mattress weapon, but they were forced to buy through intrigue, pressure and blackmail

    - And if they don’t take it?
    - Turn off the gas (s)
  5. 0
    30 November 2017 22: 17
    America is forced to buy its slaves. Try not to take it, they will change politics and put another in this country. You don’t have to go far - take Poland, they will all take what the United States does not offer.

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