"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic Center
Tracks annual defence budgets, supplementary allocations and reported expenditure. Distinguishes planned funding from reported execution, with dates, currencies and sources so changes can be compared over time.
SIPRI series
The latest included annual figure is 2018. No later figure is included; this does not mean zero spending.
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‡ SIPRI marks these figures as highly uncertain.
| Year | Amount (USD) | Implementation stage | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | $1.44 Bn‡ | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2018 GDP share: 2.49%. 2018 general government expenditure share: 11.06%. As of: Original-source amount: 1,440.5 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 2003 | $54.13 Mn | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2003 GDP share: 0.43%. 2003 general government expenditure share: 1.36%. As of: Original-source amount: 54.1 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 2002 | $45.91 Mn | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2002 GDP share: 0.48%. 2002 general government expenditure share: 1.38%. As of: Original-source amount: 45.9 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 2001 | $59.76 Mn | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2001 GDP share: 0.67%. 2001 general government expenditure share: 2.18%. As of: Original-source amount: 59.8 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 2000 | $115.37 Mn | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2000 GDP share: 0.92%. 2000 general government expenditure share: 2.80%. As of: Original-source amount: 115.4 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 1999 | $250.07 Mn | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1999 GDP share: 1.31%. 1999 general government expenditure share: 3.88%. As of: Original-source amount: 250.1 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 1997 | $217.74 Mn‡ | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1997 GDP share: 1.12%. 1997 general government expenditure share: 3.51%. As of: Original-source amount: 217.7 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 1996 | $172.21 Mn‡ | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1996 GDP share: 0.98%. 1996 general government expenditure share: 2.81%. As of: Original-source amount: 172.2 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 1995 | $112.67 Mn‡ | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1995 GDP share: 0.88%. 1995 general government expenditure share: 3.01%. As of: Original-source amount: 112.7 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
| 1994 | $86.92 Mn‡ | SIPRI observation | SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesNotes and conversionSIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1994 GDP share: 1.53%. 1994 general government expenditure share: 4.50%. As of: Original-source amount: 86.9 USD million Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied. SIPRI Military Expenditure Database · 27 April 2026 · Current US$ and footnotesSIPRI · sources and exchange-rate methodologyWorld Bank / SIPRI · military expenditure, current USD |
USD at each amount’s reference-period average exchange rate. Original amounts, rate periods and sources are available below. Current-year conversions are provisional; values are not adjusted for inflation.
National budget figures and the SIPRI statistical series can use different scopes and accounting bases. They are shown separately and must not be added together. Missing figures are not zero spending.
Historical SIPRI observations only: 1994–2003 with gaps and an isolated, highly uncertain 2018 value. The workbook marks adopted budgets, not verified execution; its note saying information stops in 2003 conflicts with the 2018 cell. The ten existing USD amounts remain as published, with the official/unofficial exchange-rate warning. No comparable standalone defence total was identified in the checked 2017–2026 public budget laws, including the 2026 Uzbek original and its annex 5. A mixed “other organisations” amount is not a defence total. The separately recorded 2018 military-sector fund is one-off seed financing; it is not inserted into the annual national budget chart. US FMS/FMF financial case values are shown under partnerships, not added to military expenditure. Missing years are not zero.
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
2 development records · 10 annual statistical points
Resolution PP-455 sets implementation arrangements and spending-control rules for the 2025 state budget.
The checked public text does not establish a usable standalone defence allocation. No military-spending total is inferred from aggregate budget figures.
· Published
A presidential resolution created a regional military-infrastructure fund with $12.39 Mn in one-off seed financing.
The original 4 August 2018 version of PP-3897 identifies 100 billion UZS from the republican budget free balance as of 1 January 2018. Regional additional revenues, deposit income and other lawful sources are also eligible. This is a narrow seed allocation for military-administrative sectors, not the annual Ministry of Defence budget, national military expenditure or evidence of payments made. It is not repeated in later years.
Original-source amount: A presidential resolution created a regional military-infrastructure fund with 100,000 UZS million in one-off seed financing.
US$12.4 million. Original-source amount: 100,000.0 UZS million. Annual average (2018-01-01–2018-12-31): 8,069.606237 UZS / USD. Published annual period-average official exchange rate from World Bank / IMF IFS; not a year-end rate. A direct CBU annual series was not independently validated in this review.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $1.44 Bn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2018 GDP share: 2.49%. 2018 general government expenditure share: 11.06%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 1,440.467 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $54.13 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2003 GDP share: 0.43%. 2003 general government expenditure share: 1.36%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 54.134 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $45.91 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2002 GDP share: 0.48%. 2002 general government expenditure share: 1.38%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 45.914 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $59.76 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2001 GDP share: 0.67%. 2001 general government expenditure share: 2.18%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 59.761 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $115.37 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2000 GDP share: 0.92%. 2000 general government expenditure share: 2.80%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 115.375 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $250.07 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1999 GDP share: 1.31%. 1999 general government expenditure share: 3.88%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 250.072 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $217.74 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1997 GDP share: 1.12%. 1997 general government expenditure share: 3.51%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 217.747 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $172.21 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1996 GDP share: 0.98%. 1996 general government expenditure share: 2.81%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 172.212 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $112.67 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1995 GDP share: 0.88%. 1995 general government expenditure share: 3.01%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 112.678 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $86.92 Mn.
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1994 GDP share: 1.53%. 1994 general government expenditure share: 4.50%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 86.93 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
Expanded public-source history of legal foundations, forces, declared equipment transfers, industry and defence partnerships. Personnel estimates combine active military and qualifying paramilitary forces and stop in 2020. National budget laws checked for 2017–2026 do not identify a comparable standalone defence total. A 2018 regional fund is one-off financing, not the annual defence budget. SIPRI’s historical observations and US-funded or partner-funded sales cases remain separate measures. Official claims, intended purchases, contracts, displays and deliveries are distinguished. This is not a complete force inventory.
This is a curated public-source reference, not a complete inventory. Each record identifies an event or publication date, implementation stage and evidence type; the detail explains which date is known. An official report establishes what the issuer said; a contract does not establish delivery, and delivery does not establish readiness. Unknown quantities remain unknown. Records count publications or developments, not weapons, personnel or military strength.