The Rostec subsidiary Rosoboronexport is to supply Saudi Arabia with 39 Pantsir-S1M air defense systems, 10 mobile command posts, several hundred missiles, additional vehicles and radio communication systems worth $ 2.2 billion, the OCCRP investigation center states, referring to the leaked documents.

In addition, despite the sanctions, Russian companies are discussing with Saudi Arabia the construction of maintenance facilities, the creation of a center in the Saudi port of Jeddah to train personnel to work with the Pantsir system, as well as the construction of an assembly plant for the production of air defense modules and ammunition.

Ignoring the sanctions, Russia continues to supply weapons to China, India, Algeria and Egypt, strengthening its geopolitical authority and gaining the support of states, including voting on UN resolutions.

KRISTALL OF GROWTH previously informed that according to the statement of the head of Rostec State Corporation Sergey Chemezov, there is no impact of a special military operation on the supply of Russian weapons abroad. Russia has been and remains a reliable partner in the field of military-technical cooperation for friendly states.