Group 1 - Ukraine's President Zelensky announced the decision to open arms exports during the UN General Assembly, aiming to showcase modern and reliable weapon systems that have been tested in real combat [2][4] - The arms export initiative is part of a strategy to alleviate Ukraine's budget deficit and generate funds for the production of urgently needed weapons [5][12] - Zelensky indicated plans to export surplus naval drones, which exceed domestic needs, to other countries [5][4] Group 2 - The U.S. President Trump has shifted his stance on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, suggesting that Ukraine could regain its territory with EU and NATO support, which may indicate a desire to sell more weapons to Europe [6][8] - Trump's comments about Russia being a "paper tiger" and the ongoing military support for NATO allies suggest a potential increase in arms sales and military cooperation [8][11] - The ongoing military cooperation between Ukraine and NATO members, including arms exports and troop deployments, is expected to escalate tensions with Russia [18][17]