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The United States announced its approval of arms deals worth over $6 billion with Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Iraq to strengthen military and defensive cooperation. The largest deal is with Saudi Arabia, valued at $5 billion, for the purchase of munitions, guidance kits, and supplies for Abrams tanks. Additionally, there is a deal worth $750 million, and the US approved the sale of helicopters, weapons, and equipment to Iraq valued at $800 million. There is also support for the maintenance of F-16 fighters for Oman, amounting to $188 million. These deals aim to enhance the recipient countries' capabilities to face threats and align with US defense policies.
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