US Sells $3B Patriot Missiles to Boost UAE Defenses
Published Date: 4/14/2026
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Summary
The U.S. is selling advanced Patriot missiles and support gear to the United Arab Emirates, boosting their defense capabilities. This deal, worth over $3 billion, includes missiles, training, and technical support, with updates made since 2019 to add more missiles and equipment. Congress was notified about these changes, keeping the process transparent and timely.
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