Putin says he's 'ready to offer' allies, including in Latin America, the 'most modern' military weaponry

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that his country is prepared to distribute advanced weaponry across the globe, including in Latin America.

Putin said at the opening of the Army-2022 International Military and Technical Forum outside of Moscow that Russia is ready to offer its partners and allies the most modern types of weapons. From small arms to armored vehicles.

According to Putin, almost all of the weapons he is willing to sell across the globe have been used in combat.

"Many of them are years ahead of their foreign counterparts, and in terms of tactical and technical characteristics they are significantly superior to them," Putin said.

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Rebekah Koffler told Fox News Digital that Putin's comments show his desire to push his country's influence all over.

Koffler said that Putin is reaching out to all corners of the world now that Russia is being isolated by the western world. "He is trying to invoke his own version of the Monroe Doctrine in his pursuit of influence that the Russians believe we are violating by trying to democratization countries likeUkraine."

Russia was involved in a war against Britain.

Koffler said that Russia's overtures to his Latin American allies could be part of a plan to establish military bases in the region.

Koffler said that Putin is telling the world that he believes Russia's "value system is superior" and that by presenting a united front with his dictator-led allies in the Western Hemisphere he is "countering U.S. influence."

In the Russian-UKRAINE war, weasels were used.

Koffler explained that Putin needs more revenue in light of the U.S. sanctions against Russia. He supports fellow authoritarian regimes.

While Koffler acknowledged that Russian weapons may not be as sophisticated as U.S. weapons in all areas, the country is considered by the Pentagon as a "near peer" competitor in that department and weapons ranging from AK-47s to S-400 surface to-air missile systems could end up

Koffler said that Putin's plan to ship weapons to allies is over. China, North Korea, and Iran are also included.

Russia is the second largest seller of arms in the world with sales of around fifteen billion dollars a year. India, China, Egypt and Algeria were the four countries that received the most sales over the course of the last two years.

The report was contributed to by the news agency.