Bettina Renz: Russia's Military Revival

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Azerbaijan, Georgia and Uzbekistan were also signatories of the treaty, but later left the organization.

All figures on defence spending in this chapter are taken from the SIPRI Military Expenditure Database 1988–2015, accessed on 11 October 2016. Real-term expenditure is shown in constant US dollars (2014).

Command, control, communication, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

All of the force structures discussed in this chapter have websites offering various degrees of information. These can be accessed via the Russian government internet portal, www.gov.ru. The official website of the National Guards of the Russian Federation can be found at www.rosgvard.ru.