Foreign Military Sale

The US approves $385M in arms sales to Taiwan, sparking China’s anger amid rising tensions and fears of a potential invasion by 2027.

Belgium’s air power gets a major upgrade as the US approves sale of deadly SDB-II missiles to bolster NATO ally’s defenses.

Morocco secures a $227M deal with the US for ATACMS missiles, shifting from Chinese arms to enhance long-range capabilities.

US approves a potential $101.1 million arms sale to Saudi Arabia, sparking debate over security, relations, and human rights.

Taiwan completes a $4.5B F-16 upgrade, bolstering national defense amid tensions, and deepening ties with the US in regional security efforts.

India’s defense set for a leap with US-approved $3.99B deal for 31 MQ-9B drones, transforming aerial surveillance and military strength.

Italy strengthens defense with $17M investment in MQ-9 Reaper drone sustainment, enhancing aerial might significantly.

The $250 million US-Australia military deal, bolstering Australia’s Tomahawk capabilities, cements an alliance as solid and strategic as a knight’s move in chess, underscoring their united front in the volatile Western Pacific theater.

US greenlights a $200M deal with Egypt, supplying REV1-B rolling chassis to modernize Egypt’s tactical vehicle fleet and strengthen ties.

US invests $1B in Royal Saudi Air Force training, a power play in the volatile Middle East, enhancing allies and asserting influence amid regional tension.

Canada invests $3.7 billion in advanced drones and Hellfire missiles, strengthening its defense and global security commitments.

The USS Sioux City’s decommissioning highlights its vital service and role in maritime security and shaping future naval operations.