TSAMTO, August 18. The 15th International Defense Industry Exhibition IDEF-2021, which is one of the ten largest global defense industry forums, opened in Istanbul on August 17.
On the first day of the IDEF-2021 exhibition, Dmitry Pantus, Chairman of the State Military-Industrial Committee of the Republic of Belarus, met with Colonel-General Zakir Asker oglu, Minister of Defense of Azerbaijan, and Madat Guliyev, Minister of Defense Industry of Azerbaijan.
The parties discussed the current state of military-technical cooperation, and also confirmed their interest in its development in a wide range of areas, the press service of the State Military Industry Committee of the Republic of Belarus reports.
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According to the CAMTO, Belarus ranks third in the ranking of the largest exporters of PVN to Azerbaijan in the period 2013-2020 – $ 627.5 million. The order portfolio formed in 2013-2020 amounts to $ 253 million.
According to the previous 8-year period (2006-2013), Belarus ranked fourth in the ranking of the largest exporters of PVN to Azerbaijan – $ 304.5 million (the order portfolio formed in 2006-2013 was $ 553 million).
In the segment of land weapons, Belarus supplied 60 T-72 MBT from the country's Armed Forces to Azerbaijan (2005-2006, about $ 30 million), in 2012 another 62 T-72 MBT was delivered in the amount of $ 30 million. Also, 12 units of 203-mm CAO 2S7 were delivered from the Armed Forces (2008-2009, about $ 6 million). In addition, 30 units of 122-mm D-30 guns (2010, about $ 5 million) and 26 units of 152-mm PA 2A36 "Hyacinth-B" guns were delivered from the Armed Forces in 2017.
In 2018, Belarus also supplied Azerbaijan with 10 new MLRS "Polonaise".
In the aviation segment, Belarus supplied Azerbaijan with 7 Su-25 "Grach" attack aircraft from the Armed Forces (2009-2012, about $ 14 million).
The largest deliveries were made in the air defense segment. In particular, 27 batteries were upgraded (4 PU in each) The S-125 Pechora air defense system in the S-125 Pechora-2T variant (a total of 108 PU, 2010-2017, about $ 250 million). In addition, Belarus has upgraded 36 Osa air defense systems to the Osa-1T variant (2007-2009, about $ 72 million), 3 Buk-M1 air defense systems batteries (6 combat vehicles each) to the Buk-MB level (2013-2015, $ 80 million). Minsk also supplied Baku under two contracts with 5 batteries of the T38 Stiletto air defense system (a total of 20 new combat vehicles, 2013-2016, $ 250 million) and the R-934UM2 Groza radar (2017, about $ 20 million).
