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			26 January 2006 Russia, Algeria to Strike $4Bln Arms Sale Deal
			Russia is set to sell $4 billion worth of arms to Algeria, in what would be its largest post-Soviet defense export deal.

			21 December 2005 More Money for 1 Mln Strong Military?
			Dmitry Vasilyev, a military expert, research associate at the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies, is interviewed by MN

			18 November 2005 RUSSIAN AVIATION INDUISTRY CAUGHT BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES. REFUSAL TO BUY AMERICAN AERONAUTICS HARDWARE AS A MEASURE DESIGNED TO COUNTER WASHINGTON'S POLICIES
			The situation in the Russian aviation industry testifies to the fact that, given the most optimistic development scenario, Russia could act as system integrator of civil aviation projects in implementation of one, maximum two programs. Claims for implementation of such programs have already been put forward. SUKHOI Corp. in broad cooperation with European companies is busy developing the Russian Regional Jet (RRJ) Project. A group of design bureaus headed by OKB YAKOVLEV commenced development work on MS-21 single aisle aircraft. However, even in case those two projects highly risky at present are successful (their commercial future would heavily depend on international cooperation) their implementation could only ensure a comparatively modest presence in the market. Therefore, while sparing all the possible efforts to implement the RRJ and MS-21 programs, we should also strive for integration into the international aviation industry.

			13 July 2005 Drop in Russian aircraft sales to hit industry hard
			Russian aerospace companies will be hit by a decline in Chinese sales. The majority of leading Russian defence companies export more than 90 per cent of their sales.

			06 July 2005 Paper: Iran In Talks To Refurbish Subs
			Russia is reportedly in talks to upgrade three Iranian submarines, a $270 million deal that could revive the bilateral arms trade but further irritate the United States.

			09 June 2005 Aviation Tops '04 Arms Revenues
			Aviation accounted for about 70 percent of defense companies' revenues last year, according to a report to be released Thursday.

			11 May 2005 Ukraine is trying to market locally produced simulators for combat rotary- and fixed-wing aircraft of Russian design.
			Vasily Vashchenko, the director of the Institute for Automated Systems of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, says the institute's "high-tech military-and dual-purpose products are aggressively marketed internationally," a daily business newspaper, Biznes, reports.

			25 April 2005 Israel as an important source of technologies
			The Russian and Israeli media reported alleged preparations for delivering the Iskander-E operational-tactical missile complexes from Russia to Syria in January 2005. A bit later the media reported plans to sell the Ilga light anti-aircraft complexes to this country.

			17 February 2005 Russian expert defends missile sales to Syria Centre TV, Moscow
			Today we are going to talk to arms expert Ruslan Pukhov, the head of the Centre for the Analysis of Strategies and Technologies, about why Russia is selling arms to Syria. What exactly are we selling Syria?

			03 February 2005 Indonesia may buy more Sukhoi jets in several years - expert
			Indonesia may revise a decision on postponing purchases of Russian Sukhoi fighters for three years and may buy warplanes and other Russian weapons in 1.5-2 years

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