U.S. Approves $8.6 Billion Arms Sale to Middle East Allies

Washington: The United States Department of State has approved the sale of weapons and military equipment to key Middle Eastern allies, including Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, and Israel.

According to official details, the total value of the approved arms deals stands at approximately $8.6 billion.

The State Department has cleared the sale of a battle command system and related equipment worth $2.5 billion to Kuwait. Israel has been approved to receive advanced precision kill weapon systems valued at $992.4 million.

Additionally, Qatar will be provided with Patriot missile system worth $4.01 billion, while the United Arab Emirates is set to acquire advanced precision kill weapons valued at $147.6 million.

The approvals are part of Washington’s ongoing efforts to strengthen defense capabilities of its regional allies.