The defense and industrial complex of the Russian Federation continues to work in enhanced mode almost throughout the entire product nomenclature. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting of the commission on military-technical cooperation with foreign states.
“I consider it important to emphasize that last year Russia, our enterprises have fulfilled their export obligations as a whole. In some cases, along with foreign partners, decisions that satisfy both parties have been made, and the forms and methods of interaction were flexibly and promptly adjusted. The defense-industrial complex continues to work in an enhanced regime almost along the entire nomenclature of products. And the key, primary task and the key, the primary task It is unchanged – this is ensuring all the necessary units and units participating in the “special military operation”, ”the president said.
He noted that Russia continues to remain in the five leaders of the world weapons market and retains its leading export positions in many areas.
Putin noted that interest in the military products of the Russian Federation is growing, and for obvious reasons.
“After all, almost the entire line of Russian weapons – from the means of detection and defeat to the air defense systems, aviation, unmanned complexes and armored vehicles – shows its effectiveness, passes harsh tests not only at landfills or on exercises, but, most importantly,” on the ground “, in front -line conditions, in real battle,” the President of the Russian Federation
According to him, the development of military-technical cooperation must also be considered as an important tool for technological renewal of the army and fleet of Russia.
“At the same time, of course, it is necessary to strengthen the positions in global markets. The portfolio of orders for Russian military products is now serious – it is tens of billions of dollars, and you need to actively increase the volume of export supplies,” the President of the Russian Federation said.
“At the same time, along with traditional weapons samples, special attention should be paid to promising samples that our armed forces are needed and have potential for export, including robotic air, ground, sea and underwater devices, laser systems, troops control systems that use artificial intelligence technologies,” he added.