Editor's Note:
As the Russia-Ukraine military conflict enters its 28th day on Wednesday, most of the stakeholders, including Moscow, Kiev, Paris and Berlin, have made efforts to seek a way out of the crisis, but Washington continues to supply weapons to keep the conflict from ending. Analysts point out that the US, which seemingly stands with Ukraine, actually does not care about restoring peace in the country, and some US arms firms and politicians would even be happy to take advantage of wars to become rich.
Data and facts speak louder than anything else. A recent report showed that the US increased its arms exports by 14 percent in the past five years despite the downward trend in the global arms trade. Check more on this page:
As the Russia-Ukraine military conflict enters its 28th day on Wednesday, most of the stakeholders, including Moscow, Kiev, Paris and Berlin, have made efforts to seek a way out of the crisis, but Washington continues to supply weapons to keep the conflict from ending. Analysts point out that the US, which seemingly stands with Ukraine, actually does not care about restoring peace in the country, and some US arms firms and politicians would even be happy to take advantage of wars to become rich.
Data and facts speak louder than anything else. A recent report showed that the US increased its arms exports by 14 percent in the past five years despite the downward trend in the global arms trade. Check more on this page:
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