Does the US export the Mark 77 aerial bomb? The Mark 77 bomb used by US fighter aircraft detonates with an impressive array of inferno when dropped in a cluster which is often done at airshows. 

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Is the Mark 77 bomb solely used by the US air force only, or has such ammunition been exported to other countries? Even the typical delivery platform, the F/A-18 Hornet has been exported to a few countries military. According to Wikipedia, it seems like there are no foreign operators of this munition. (given that this is older technology, there is no need to hide its mechanics, and that ammunition usually comes as a package deal with the aircraft)
Are there any Russian, Chinese or foreign manufactured equivalent bombs (guided or dumb) capable of that sort?


EDIT: I know of US's MOAB and Russia's FOAB, but I would like to know if other countries have conventional incendiary bombs
I cannot find any info on the export status of the  Mark 77 with a routine search, and plenty of reports of media attention to its use, which leads me to believe there is not a huge market for it among US allies due to the potential for negative press.

For your second question, the Russian equivalent are the ZAB-xxx series of bombs, where the acronym stands for incendiary airdropped bomb (Zazhigahtel'naya Aviabomba) and the number is the warhead weight in kilograms. It seems the most used version at the moment is the ZAB-500. Variations include the OZAB and OFZAB, where the O is for fragmentation (Oskolochnaya) and the F for high-explosive (Fugasnaya). I have not been able to find a link with info on the  OZAB version.



Similar munitions sometimes come with an RBK (Razovaya Bombovaya Kasseta) prefix, meaning cluster dispenser, for example RBK-500-ZAB, which is a standardized RBK-500 cluster dispenser with over 100 ZAB-2.5 incendiary sub-munitions, for an approximate 500kg of combined warhead mass.