The website of the UN Register of Conventional Arms contains data from the official report of the Russian Federation to the Register for 2020.
According to the information provided there, Russia officially declared the delivery in 2020 for the export of the following weapons that fall under the UN Register. As usual, the types of weapons and equipment in the Russian report are not specified, so, where possible, the relevant notes are made by us.
The Mi-35M combat helicopter (Malian registration number TZ-12H), delivered to the Malian Air Force from Russia, was newly built by Rostvertol JSC (part of Russian Helicopters JSC). It was reported that it was delivered at the end of 2020, becoming the third under the 2016 contract with Mali for four Mi-35M helicopters, the ceremony of handing over the helicopter to the Malian side was made in Bamako on 12.01.2021. The first two Mi-35M helicopters were delivered to Mali in September 2017 (c) www.defenceweb.co.za
V. Combat helicopters:
Kazakhstan - 4 (Mi-35M)
Niger-2 (Mi-35M)
Mali - 1 (Mi-35M)
VII (a). Missiles and rocket launchers:
China - 296
India-567 (judging by the Indian reports for previous years, the missiles for the Smerch MLRS are indicated")
Malaysia - 10
Serbia - 8
On the part of the bmpd, we note that every year the Russian reports in the UN Register suffer from increasing incompleteness and a significant part of the deliveries are not included in them. As a result, Russian reports in recent years (including 2020) have finally turned into semi-fictitious. The reports for 2017-2020 are completely absent, for example, the supply of equipment and weapons to Syria, Iraq, and Egypt (which received Su-35 and MiG-29M/M2 fighters and Ka-52 combat helicopters in 2020), Algeria, and others, including most of the former Soviet republics, have also passed into the category of "unmarked" recipients.
In 2020, as the Russian report shows, combat aircraft, tanks, armored vehicles and artillery systems have already completely dropped out of the list of supplies.
