America boosts $6B arms deals with Saudis Oman Iraq
The United States has agreed to potential military sales exceeding $6 billion, involving Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Iraq. Saudi Arabia is the primary beneficiary, with two deals valued at approximately $5.75 billion, including munitions (such as "JDAM-ER") and Abrams tank engines worth $750 million. Iraq has received approval for an $800 million deal that includes Bell 412EPX and Bell 407M helicopters, as well as weapons, sensor systems, and support equipment. Additionally, a separate deal worth $150 million has been announced for the purchase of helicopters to support Iraq's security. Oman has obtained approval to enhance and maintain its F-16 fighter fleet with approximately $188 million, focusing on aircraft support, maintenance, and training packages. These agreements are part of the broader effort to expand U.S. defense cooperation with these three countries, with their implementation subject to final negotiations.
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