The phrase "armed shipments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the transportation of weapons or military supplies.
Example: "The government has imposed strict regulations on armed shipments to prevent illegal trafficking."
Alternatives: "military cargo" or "weapons transport".
This is the main point of the case". 3.30pm: Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has defended a suspected Russian armed shipment to Syria.
Saudi armed forces, backed by more than forty billion dollars in American arms shipments authorized by the Trump and Obama Administrations, have killed thousands of civilians in air strikes.
The Pentagon has turned to strikes by armed drone aircraft to kill Shabab militants and recently approved $45 million in arms shipments to African troops fighting in Somalia.
Rebels also blamed a dwindling of arms shipments leaving them less equipped than before to face the well-armed government troops and allied fighters from the militant group Hezbollah.
Opponents and proponents of foreign arms shipments to the rebels agree on the same set of intractable problems, mainly that the armed opposition is decentralized, with groups of army defectors and volunteers largely fending for themselves to obtain weapons.
With its own cocaine seizures booming, the agency sought new funding for innovating programs to detect drug shipments and deploy armed helicopters against high-speed drug boats in the Caribbean.
Some residents said armed riot police officers were blocking shipments of food and water into the village in an attempt to suppress the uprising.
Finally, fearing that the goods would be sold to black marketeers or held until distribution was impossible, Mr. Vlasov called in the militia and put the shipment on river barges under armed guard.
The arms transfers appeared to signal a shift among several governments to a more activist approach to assisting Syria's armed opposition, in part as an effort to counter shipments of weapons from Iran to Mr. Assad's forces.
The Libyan shipments principally appear to be the work of armed groups there, and not of the weak central state, officials said.
