The United States on Thursday announced the approval of $16.46 billion in military sales to the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, two Gulf states that have been hit hard by fallout from the Iran war.

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The United States on Thursday approved $16.46 billion in military sales to the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, as Gulf states contend with the fallou.

Emergency approval bypasses Congress as Washington rushes missiles, radar and aircraft support to Gulf allies following ...

The United States has approved the sale of advanced defense systems to the United Arab Emirates worth $4.5 billion. The deal includes long-range radar capable of targeting incoming missiles and drones ...

The US State Department approved more than $8 billion in air defence systems and related materiel, including drones, air-to-air missiles and F-16 fighter jet munitions, to the UAE.

The United States has approved military sales worth $16.46 billion to the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, as both Gulf nations grapple with the security ...

The State Department approved the potential sale of missiles, drones, radar systems and F-16 munitions and upgrades to the United Arab Emirates for a combined total of more than $8.4 billion, it said ...