Russia's small arms industry has adapted to the conflict in Ukraine by shifting high-precision rifle production to meet combat needs, according to Kalashnikov Group CEO Alan Lushnikov.
Russia's Kalashnikov Group begins signing 2027 contracts with Russian and foreign buyers for combat arms, missiles, and hunting weapons, citing combat experience as a key development factor.
China, the UN, and the African Union partnered to train security officials from Africa's Great Lakes region in Beijing on small arms control. This initiative aims to reduce illicit weapons circulation and support the AU's "Silencing the Guns" project, addressing instability that threatens China's economic interests.
Rosoboronexport has announced its readiness to supply modern small arms and establish licensed production facilities in Southeast Asia, highlighting the reliability of its equipment in regional climates.
