WAR IS BUSINESS, AND EVERYTHING ELSE: Americans Make DEAL OF THE YEAR Amidst Conflict
The potential sale of lower-tier air and missile defense radars to Kuwait, for an estimated price of eight billion dollars, as well as support for aircraft and ammunition to Jordan for an estimated price of 70.5 million dollars, has been approved.
WAR IS BUSINESS, AND EVERYTHING ELSE: Americans Make DEAL OF THE YEAR Amidst Conflict The U.S. State Department has approved potential arms sales exceeding $16.5 billion to the UAE, Jordan, and Kuwait, following Iranian attacks on energy infrastructure. These sales include missiles, drones, and radar systems, among other equipment. Concurrently, Israel’s Air Force announced it has dropped over 12,000 bombs on Iran since the start of the war, conducting extensive strikes on regime targets.
- US approves arms sales worth over $16.5 billion to UAE, Jordan, and Kuwait.
- Sales include missiles, drones, radar systems, and F-16 munitions.
- Approvals follow Iranian attacks on regional energy infrastructure.
- Israel’s Air Force reports dropping over 12,000 bombs on Iran in numerous strikes.
- IAF has conducted extensive air operations to prevent ballistic missile strikes on Israel.
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