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Exporting newest arms, Russia hurts its defense capacity – poll results

Exporting newest arms, Russia hurts its defense capacity – poll results 25.11.2010
Text: RusNavy.com
Russia hurts its defense capacity by offering newest military developments for export, said respondents of the Central Navy Portal.

According to the poll held among half a thousand visitors of FLOT.com, overwhelming majority says that the country rather loses than acquires any preferences for national budget. Only 10% of respondents support sales of advanced defense products because of their contribution to budget. Finally, almost 9 per cent of pollees assume that arms export is perfect way to get kickbacks.

The Central Navy Portal is the oldest and largest web-resource about Russian Navy in RuNet. The portal comprises over fifteen sites with about 250,000 unique visitors per month.

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