Saudi Arabia Buys 20 Torpedoes for $78.5M: Underwater Defense Enhanced
Published Date: 1/13/2026
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Summary
The U.S. is planning to sell $78.5 million worth of torpedoes and support gear to Saudi Arabia, including 20 lightweight torpedoes and related training. This deal helps strengthen Saudi Arabia’s naval defense and includes no sales commissions. Congress was notified early in 2025, and the sale is moving forward with full transparency and support.
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