Ладно, процитирую статью...

А со стингерами это становится возможным.

Утипусь,
ну не верю я, что ты не в состоянии прочитать ВСЮ статью НЕ выборочно.
Тебе, глупышке, лишь бы что против написать...как той Бабе Яге из мультика.
Ладно, процитирую статью...только для тебя..и в последний раз!
Стрелки не переводи, глупо это. Конечно, и российское оружие может быть продано кому угодно. Но статья то конкретно о военной помощи США Украине

But what remains unclear is Washington’s ability to keep track of the powerful weapons as they enter one of the largest trafficking hubs in Europe.

“It’s just impossible to keep track of not only where they’re all going and who is using them, but how they are being used,” said Rachel Stohl, an arms-control expert and vice president at the Stimson Center.

Ukraine’s illicit arms market has ballooned since Russia’s initial invasion in 2014, buttressed by a surplus of loose weapons and limited controls on their use.
(ну что ты в этой фразе узрела, глупышка? Russia’s initial invasion? Дак это наш американский нэрратив.
Не секрет, что АТОшники оружие перепродавали...в том числе и отбитое у ополченцев)

This uncomfortable reality for the United States and its allies comes amid urgent pleas from President Volodymyr Zelensky to provide the artillery needed to counter Russian forces in the country’s east and south. The Ukrainian leader’s appeals are credited with uniting House lawmakers behind the latest funding request in a bipartisan 368-to-57 vote on Tuesday. But the unprecedented influx of arms has prompted fears that some equipment could fall into the hands of Western adversaries or reemerge in faraway conflicts — for decades to come.

A State Department spokesman said the United States has conducted thorough vetting of the Ukrainian units it supplies while forcing Kyiv to sign agreements that “do not allow the retransfer of equipment to third parties without prior U.S. government authorization.”

But the means of enforcing such contracts are relatively weak — and made even weaker by Washington’s own mixed history of compliance, as recently as last month.

Ukraine’s history as a hub for arms trafficking dates to the fall of the Soviet Union, when the Soviet military left behind large amounts of small arms and light weapons in Ukraine without adequate record-keeping and inventory control. According to the Small Arms Survey, a Geneva-based research organization, a portion of the Ukrainian military’s 7.1 million small arms in stock in 1992 “were diverted to conflict areas” underscoring “the risk of leakage to the local black market.”

Some of the recommended steps include establishing a special investigator as the U.S. government did in Afghanistan, ensuring any weapons transfers contain strong tracking procedures, adding human rights obligations in the terms of sale and including specifics about what units can be authorized to receive such transfers. (In 2018, Congress banned Ukraine’s Azov battalion, a far-right nationalist group associated with neo-Nazism, from receiving U.S. weapons.)

почему ничего нет про процветание россии?

Есть про передачу российских вертолетов украинской армии зато.
Вон велореська статью запостила.

Путинский фашист должен быть уничтожен

почему ничего нет про процветание россии?

Ты статью используешь в своих пропагандистских целях

Про Твинки....