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US approves potential $750M sale of HIMARS, JSOW, other arms to Morocco - Vimarsana News

US approves potential $750M sale of HIMARS, JSOW, other arms to Morocco

The US State Department recently approved roughly $750 million dollars in arms sales to Morocco, including HIMARS launchers, ATACMS missile systems and Joint Stand Off Weapons.

British Army Concerned About Modernization Due to Ukraine War: Official - Vimarsana News

British Army Concerned About Modernization Due to Ukraine War: Official

The ongoing war in Ukraine is reportedly making the British Army feel “very uncomfortable” with some aspects of its modernization drive.

US approves $380M Finnish request for Stinger missiles on heels of Sidewinder and JSOW sales - Vimarsana News

US approves $380M Finnish request for Stinger missiles on heels of Sidewinder and JSOW sales

Finland plans on increasing its Stinger stockpile in order to “bolster” land and air defense capabilities along Europe’s northern flank, supporting the US European Command’s “top priorities” in the process, according to the State Department.

US approves $323 million missile sale to Finland - Vimarsana News

US approves $323 million missile sale to Finland

The US Defense Department on Monday announced the approval of a $323 million sale of AIM 9X Block II tactical missiles and AGM-154 Joint Stand Off Weapons to Finland, according to Al Arabiya. “The proposed sale will improve Finland’s air-to-air and air-to-surface weapons capabilities and will positively impact

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US approves $323 million missile sale to Finland - Vimarsana News

US approves $323 million missile sale to Finland

The US Defense Department on Monday announced the approval of a $323 million sale of AIM 9X Block II tactical missiles and AGM-154 Joint Stand Off Weapons