👉 The exports weapon, often referred to as the "Export Weapon" or "Exportable Weapon," is a term used in international law and policy to describe the legal process by which states or entities transfer weapons from one party to another, typically with specific conditions and restrictions. This process involves the formal declaration of weapons being transferred, often through diplomatic channels, and adherence to international treaties and agreements such as the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT). The weapon's transfer is subject to scrutiny to ensure it does not contribute to human rights abuses, terrorism, or destabilization in the recipient country. The weapon must also comply with the recipient's national laws and regulations, and the exporting state must verify that the recipient is not a threat to international peace and security. The exports weapon aims to balance national security interests with global non-proliferation goals.
