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US Approves $6.7B Israel Arms Deal

Apache Helicopters And Tactical Vehicles Lead Major Military Sale

The US State Department has approved a potential $6.7 billion arms sale to Israel, featuring significant orders of AH-64E Apache helicopters and Joint Light Tactical Vehicles. The package, announced by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, includes four Foreign Military Sales cases and is subject to congressional review. The sale comes as the US increases its force posture in the region and follows comments from Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu on reducing US military aid. The deal involves several major contractors, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Leonardo Helicopters. This development was first reported by Breaking Defense.

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    US Approves $6.7B Israel Arms Deal

    Apache Helicopters And Tactical Vehicles Lead Major Military Sale

    The US State Department has approved a potential $6.7 billion arms sale to Israel, featuring significant orders of AH-64E Apache helicopters and Joint Light Tactical Vehicles. The package, announced by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, includes four Foreign Military Sales cases and is subject to congressional review. The sale comes as the US increases its force posture in the region and follows comments from Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu on reducing US military aid. The deal involves several major contractors, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Leonardo Helicopters. This development was first reported by Breaking Defense.

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