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Sputnik — Chinese Defence Industry Reportedly Became World’s Second Largest in 2019

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Even the limited amount of available data suggests that Chinese military companies' share on the global arms market is second only to that of their American rivals....China displaces Russia as #2? Sputnik InternationalChinese Defence Industry Reportedly Became World's Second Largest in 2019See alsoLacks drones.SouthFrontRussia Is Not Ready For Next-Generation WarBut may already be filling that gap.Zero HedgeNew Russian Suicide Drones Reportedly Battle-Tested Inside SyriaVia AlMasdarNews.comSouthFrontAI-Controlled Software For Drone Swarms Developed By Turkish CompanyUnrelatedSputnik InternationalIranian Official Says Nuclear Physicist Fakhrizadeh Killed With NATO Weapon

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Even the limited amount of available data suggests that Chinese military companies' share on the global arms market is second only to that of their American rivals....
China displaces Russia as #2?

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Lacks drones.

SouthFront
Russia Is Not Ready For Next-Generation War

But may already be filling that gap.

Zero Hedge
New Russian Suicide Drones Reportedly Battle-Tested Inside Syria
Via AlMasdarNews.com

SouthFront
AI-Controlled Software For Drone Swarms Developed By Turkish Company

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Sputnik International
Iranian Official Says Nuclear Physicist Fakhrizadeh Killed With NATO Weapon

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Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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