MOSCOW, November 30 (RIA Novosti) - Russia is conducting negotiations on building facilities to store military spare parts overseas, a government official said Wednesday.
"We are conducting such negotiations, but nothing has yet materialized because many issues remain unresolved," Alexander Denisov, first deputy head of the Federal Service for Military and Technical Cooperation, told a RIA Novosti news conference.
The official said certain Russian manufacturers of spare parts for the military would like to store their products overseas, citing the example of an enterprise that had plans to build a storage facility in China.
According to Denisov, Russia has agreements on military-technical cooperation with 82 countries.
