Egypt Armors Up with Stingers: U.S. Delivers 720 Missiles for $740M
Published Date: 11/18/2025
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The U.S. is planning to sell Egypt 720 Stinger missiles and related support gear for $740 million, funded by foreign military financing. This big deal helps Egypt boost its defense with advanced missile systems on Avenger vehicles. Congress got the official heads-up back in September 2024, so the sale is moving forward with no extra fees or commissions.
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