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'Competitive Advantage': What's Behind MidEast's Huge Interest in Russian Arms
Russia's state arms exporter said that the demand for military aviation and other military equipment has sharply risen. Military expert Boris Rozhin: The global demand for military aviation has dramatically risen with its share in Russia's Rosoboronexport's supplies at the end of the year expected to exceed 50%; company' Director General Alexander Mikheev. Military expert Boris Rozhin:"Russia continues to return not only to the markets it had lost after the collapse of the Soviet Union, but it also enters so-called 'disputed' markets, where it [Russia] competes with the EU countries and the US, as it has competitive advantages related to relatively cheap cost of its products and their high efficiency,
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