US approves the sale of CH-47F to Egypt and HIMARS to Australia
The proposed $2.6bn sale will enhance Egypt’s heavy-lift capabilities, enabling the nation to counter regional threats.

The proposed $2.6bn sale will enhance Egypt’s heavy-lift capabilities, enabling the nation to counter regional threats.
The prototype artillery solution will support the service’s next-generation armament’s capability evaluation.
The missile launches follow just hours after US President Joe Biden ended a tour of Asia.
Colombian personnel will travel to a Nato member country in Europe to provide de-mining training to Ukrainian soldiers.
The G7 countries also committed to providing additional financial support to Ukraine, if needed.
Raytheon Missiles & Defense in Tucson, Arizona, will be the principal contractor for the proposed sale.
The new package will include 155mm Howitzers and AN/TPQ-36 counter-artillery radars.
France has also delivered more than 800 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Ukraine since the launch of the Russian invasion.
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