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State Department approves US military sales to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait | The National
Announcement comes as war with Iran has led to strikes on US interests in both countries and others in region.
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thenationalnews.com
State Department approves US military sales to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait | The National
Announcement comes as war with Iran has led to strikes on US interests in both countries and others in region.
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global.chinadaily.com.cn
US approves nearly $2B weapons sale to Saudi Arabia
WASHINGTON -- The US State Department on Wednesday approved the sale of weapons worth an estimated 1.96 billion US dollars to Saudi Arabia.
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malaymail.com
US approves US$1.96b arms sale to Saudi Arabia, US$484m package for Kuwait
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The United States (US) State Department has approved a potential US$1.96 billion (RM7.97 billion) arms sale to Saudi Arabia and a separate US$484 million...
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channelnewsasia.com
US approves nearly US$2 billion in weapons sales to Saudi Arabia
WASHINGTON: The US State Department said Wednesday (Jul 15) it has approved the sale of an estimated US$1.96 billion in weapons to bolster Saudi Arabia's air defences, as the war…
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thehindu.com
U.S. approves nearly $2 billion in weapons sales to Saudi Arabia
U.S. approves nearly $2 billion in weapons sales to Saudi Arabia to enhance regional security and strengthen defense capabilities.
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newsbytesapp.com
US approves $1.96B arms sale to Saudi Arabia
The US State Department has authorized a $1.96 billion weapons sale to Saudi Arabia, aiming to enhance air defenses amid escalating Middle East tensions.
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dawn.com
US approves nearly $2bn in weapons sales to Saudi Arabia
"Proposed sale will improve Saudi Arabia's capability to deter current and future threats by strengthening its homeland defence and improving interoperability with US forces," US…
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aljazeera.com
US approves nearly $2bn in weapons sale to Saudi Arabia
The sale intends to bolster Saudi air defence systems as the kingdom risks escalation with the Iran-backed Houthis.