U.S. Greenlights $18.8 Billion F-15 Jet Upgrade Package for Israel
Published Date: 11/18/2025
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The U.S. is planning to sell Israel up to 50 new F-15IA fighter jets and upgrade kits for 25 existing jets, totaling about $18.8 billion. This big deal includes engines, radars, missiles, and high-tech gear, funded by foreign military financing. The sale boosts Israel’s defense capabilities and signals a major military partnership move happening soon.
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