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US approves $800 million arms deal with Iraq

5h ago ·  Source: Arutz Sheva 81Objectivity score81/100

US approves $800 million arms deal with Iraq

The US State Department has approved an estimated $800 million arms sale to the Iraqi government. Under the deal, Iraq is expected to acquire Bell Textron helicopters, machine-gun launchers, rockets, optical systems, missile-launch detection systems and additional logistical equipment.

The State Department said the acquisition is expected to enhance Iraq's transportation, reconnaissance and strike capabilities against current and future threats.

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The US State Department has approved an estimated $800 million arms sale to the Iraqi government. This deal includes Bell Textron helicopters, machine-gun launchers, rockets, optical systems, missile-launch detection systems, and logistical equipment. The State Department stated that this acquisition is intended to enhance Iraq's transportation, reconnaissance, and strike capabilities against current and future threats.

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