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US authorizes military sales of more than $5 billion to Egypt

The US State Department has approved potential arms sales worth $5 billion for Egypt.
The potential sale aims to strengthen ties with Egypt, which is a key ally for stability in the region.
The arms sales are expected to enhance Egypt's defense capabilities.
This decision aligns with US interests in countering terrorism and reflects ongoing military collaboration with Egypt.

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NEWSREP

SOFREP Daily: US Navy Resumes Osprey Flights, US Approves $5 Billion Arms Deal with Egypt, Chad Ends Military Cooperation with France

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Sunday, December 22, 2024. #SOFREPDaily #Chad #ForeignMilitarySale #Osprey

2 months ago

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The Times of Israel

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US authorizes military sales of more than $5 billion to Egypt

Cairo has become an increasingly close partner to Washington in mediating the Gaza crisis, but human rights concerns persist

2 months ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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Jewish Press

US Approves $5b in Military Equipment Sales to Egypt | The Jewish Press | Bible Prophecy In The Daily Headlines

Link to original article The sale “will support the foreign policy and national security of the United States by helping to improve the security of… Read More:

2 months ago

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Arutz Sheva

US approves sale of military equipment to Egypt, despite human rights concerns

State Department notifies Congress it approved the sale of $4.69 billion worth of equipment to Egypt.

2 months ago·Israel

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The New Arab

US authorises military sales of over $5 billion to Egypt

The United States government on Friday authorised the sale of more than $5 billion in military equipment to Egypt, which has become an increasingly close partner in mediating the Gaza ceasefire talks despite serious human rights concerns. The State Department informed Congress it had approved the sale of $4.69 billion in equipment for 555 US-made M1A1 Abrams tanks operated by Egypt, $630 million in 2,183 Hellfire air-to-surface missiles and $30 …

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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