$825M Stinger Missile Package Headed to Morocco's Military
Published Date: 1/12/2026
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Summary
The U.S. is planning to sell up to 600 Stinger missiles and support services to Morocco for $825 million. This big deal helps Morocco boost its defense with advanced gear and technical help. Congress got the official heads-up back in April 2025, and the sale is now public for everyone to see.
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