US State Department approves military sales worth $7.4 billion to Israel
The Pentagon announced a $6.75 billion package of munitions, guidance kits, fuzes and munitions support and related equipment that included the principal contractor Boeing among others. It separately announced a $660 million deal to sell Hellfire Missiles and equipment in which Lockheed Martin would be the principal contractor.
The US State Department approved a potential $7.41 billion foreign military sales to Israel, the Pentagon announced on Friday ...
The U.S. State Department has approved the potential sales of missiles, munitions and other equipment to Israel in deals totaling ~$7.4B, the Pentagon said Friday. A $6.75B package includes munitions, ...
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