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U.S. State Department Approves $15.7 Billion Arms Sales to Israel, Saudi Arabia, Signaling Defense Sector Gains

Araverus Team|Saturday, January 31, 2026 at 2:51 AM

U.S. State Department Approves $15.7 Billion Arms Sales to Israel, Saudi Arabia, Signaling Defense Sector Gains

Araverus Team

Jan 31, 2026 · 2:51 AM

Defense Policy · Israel · Saudi Arabia · US Arms Sales

Defense PolicyIsraelSaudi ArabiaUS Arms Sales

The U.S. State Department announced the approval of two arms sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia totaling $15.7 billion, which will require congressional approval and may take years for delivery.

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