EXPORTS
Report of international conventional arms transfers
(according to General Assembly resolution 46/36L)
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C |
D |
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Remarks |
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Category (I-VII) |
Final importer State(s) |
Number of items |
State of origin (if not exporter) |
Intermediate location (if any) |
Description of item |
Comments on the transfer |
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I. Battle tanks |
Sweden |
1 |
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Leopard 2 |
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II. Armoured combat vehicles |
Sweden |
76 |
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MT-LB |
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76 |
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MTP-LB |
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12 |
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BMP-1 |
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V. Attack helicopters |
Poland |
18 |
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MI-24 |
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VI. Warships |
Indonesia |
4 |
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Coastal patrol boats |
Partially demilitarized |
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Notes:
Germany regards the departure of equipment from the exporter's territory as the appropriate criterion for recording arms transfers.
Equipment purchased from programs in which Germany is a collaborative partner is declared as procurement from national production. This applies principally to ammunition for the multiple-launch rocket system as part of a multinational co-production program in which Germany participates.
Germany continues to record only transfers of complete equipment, as defined in the seven categories, and not to include transfers of the following items:
(a) Items that have been demilitarized;
(b) Items transferred for destruction or disposal (especially scrapping);
(c) Items serving as museum exhibits.