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Andrei L. Frolov

PhD in History,
National Research University–Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
School of International Affairs
Associate Professor

AUTHOR IDs

SPIN RSCI: 1271-0943
ORCID: 0000-0002-5977-4495
ResearcherID: GXG-7372-2022

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E-Mail: andrew-han@yandex.ru
Address: Office 430, 17 Мalaya Ordynka Str., Moscow 115184, Russia

Russian Arms Exports Before and After the Special Military Operation

The future of Russian arms exports hinges on the SMO’s course and conclusion. Clearly, the end of hostilities will lead to a reduction in state defense procurement, at least in certain sectors.

Andrei L. Frolov

Russian in Place of Foreign

If the sanctions against Russia persist for a long time, the Russian defense industry may again seek full autarky (with the exception of cooperation with companies of Israel, China, South Korea, and some other countries), which would have a negative impact on its innovative potential in the long term.

Andrei L. Frolov

Dangers Looming Ahead

The United States will develop new weapons in cooperation with its closest allies (Great Britain, Israel, and possibly Japan), which will accelerate R&D and reduce production and procurement costs for America, but at the same time make it harder for Russia to provide an adequate and timely response.

Andrei L. Frolov

No Need to Look Far Afield?

In the absence of a large number of allies, bases and airfields in various parts of the world, Russia’s capability for global presence and defending its national interests far from Russian borders is limited.

Andrei L. Frolov

Mistral Deal Is Replaceable

The recent sinking of the Mistral deal, in which France was to have supplied Russia with high-tech assault craft for 1.2 billion euros ($1.66 billion), was heralded as a political victory for the West.

Andrei L. Frolov

Why Russia needs to develop nuclear energy

Russian expert discusses the importance of nuclear energy in Russia.

Andrei L. Frolov