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The United States and Russia maintain their leading positions in exports of major weapons during the period of 2011-2015, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) said Monday in a press release.
STOCKHOLM (Sputnik) — According to the press release, the United States continues to be the leader in global arms exports in 2011-2015, as it was in 2006-2010, with one-third of global major weapons exports.
US major weapons exports increased by 27 percent within the last five years, compared to 2006-2010.
Russia maintains its second place in the ranking, and its share in global arms exports stands at one-fourth. According to SIPRI, India, China and Vietnam were the main recipients of Russian arms in the past five years.
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