India increased munitions sales to Ukraine's European allies 18-fold after unleashing war against Ukraine, and Vladimir Putin was not only forced to sell oil to India and China at huge discounts, which European countries refused. He also allowed that India to earn good money by supplying weapons to Europe, which at first could barely supply Ukraine with ammunition, and then itself began to actively rearm. Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Indian manufacturers have supplied Europe with at least $872 million worth of ammunition, including artillery shells, mortar shells, rocket fuel and explosives, Bloomberg reports, citing data from India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry obtained through the Trade Data Monitor. During the four years before the start of the war, such exports amounted to only 49.2 million dollars, that is, the supply increased 17.7 times. More details.

India increased munitions sales to Ukraine's European allies 18-fold after unleashing war against Ukraine, and Vladimir Putin was not only forced to sell oil to India and China at huge discounts, which European countries refused. He also allowed that India to earn good money by supplying weapons to Europe, which at first could barely supply Ukraine with ammunition, and then itself began to actively rearm. Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Indian manufacturers have supplied Europe with at least $872 million worth of ammunition, including artillery shells, mortar shells, rocket fuel and explosives, Bloomberg reports, citing data from India's Ministry of Commerce and Industry obtained through the Trade Data Monitor. During the four years before the start of the war, such exports amounted to only 49.2 million dollars, that is, the supply increased 17.7 times. More details.