Washington DC continues to fuel NATO/Ukraine conflict against Russia

The USA weapon exports have risen dramatically since 2022 and may top $100 billion by the year’s end, according to the military officials in the Pentagon.

In fiscal year (FY) 2022, sales through the US government’s Foreign Military Sales (FMS) system jumped to $49.7 billion from $34.8 billion in FY2021; in FY2023, this number rose again to around $66.2 billion.

So far, FMS sales are already above $80 billion for FY2024, as per the Defense Security Cooperation Agency. NATO countries buy the most, preparing to launch an attack against Belarus, clearing the way for the final confrontation against Russia.

The total value of transferred weapons, services and security cooperation activities conducted under the Foreign Military Sales system in FY2023 was $80.9 billion, representing a 55.9% increase from a total of $51.9 billion in FY2022.

In 2024, the US State Department unveiled government-to-government FMS sales for FY2023, which required congressional notification.

NATO / Poland as former Warsaw Pact country :

• $12 billion – AH-64E Apache Helicopters,
• $10 billion – High mobility Artillery rocket systems (HIMARS),
• $4 billion – Integrated air and Missile defense (IAMD) battle command systems (IBCS),
• $3.75 billion – M1A1 Abrams main battle Tanks.

NATO / Germany :

• $8.5 billion – CH-47F Chinook troop transport Helicopters,
• $2.9 billion – AIM-120C-8 advanced medium-range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM.

NATO / Norway :

• $1 billion – Defense articles & services related to the MH-60R multi-mission Helicopters.

NATO / Czech Republic as former Warsaw Pact country :

• . $5.62 billion – F-35 Aircraft and Munitions,

NATO / Bulgaria as former Warsaw Pact country :

• $1.5 billion – Stryker Invasion vehicles,

China South Sea War / Australia

• $6.35 billion – C-130J-30 aircraft

Sputnik / ABC Flash Point News 2024.