The war in Ukraine is leading to Russia's irreversible loss of its position in the international arms market. Over the past five years, Russian exports have been half of what they were in 2014-2018, with 2023 sales decreasing by half compared to the level of 2022. The main importers of Russian arms — India, China, Egypt, Vietnam and Algeria — have limited purchases by 35-90%. The main beneficiaries of the market reshuffle have been France, Italy and Türkiye.

The war in Ukraine leads to the irreversible loss of Russia of its niches in the international weapons market. Over the past five years, the volume of Russian exports has been half as much as in 2014-2018, and sales of 2023 were halved by the level of 2022. The main importers of Russian weapons - India, China, Egypt, Vietnam and Algeria - limited purchases by 35–90%. The main beneficiaries of the market redevelopment are France, Italy and Türkiye.