A new campaign recently launched to shut down weapons companies in the US and UK over providing arms to the Israeli regime has gained further momentum, expanding across northern America, Europe and Australia.

China announced sanctions against two US weapons companies, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, for supplying arms to Taiwan.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has reportedly rejected multiple requests from the United States to send arms and military equipment to Ukraine.

The UK plays host to Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems.

American arms manufacturers reportedly received $9.7 billion to replace the weapons that were sent to Ukraine.

The US announces a new $345 million package of weapons, including drones, for Chinese Taipei.

Russia has warned that all ships traveling to Ukraine are considered to be potentially carrying weapons.

US Secretary of State Blinken has claimed Beijing is "considering providing lethal support" to Moscow.

The Ukrainian president made his second overseas trip since the onset of the war.

Iran rejects Western allegations that it was trying to smuggle assault rifles, machineguns and anti-tank missiles aboard a ship to Yemen.