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The U.S. approved $15.67 billion in arms sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia in January 2026, including Apache helicopters and Patriot missiles, amid ongoing regional security efforts and ceasefire negotiations.
The Trump administration approved $15.67 billion in arms sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia, including Apache helicopters and Patriot missiles, following congressional notification on January 30, 2026.
The deals, aimed at enhancing regional security and supporting U.S. foreign policy, coincide with efforts to advance a Gaza ceasefire plan, though challenges remain over security forces and Hamas disarmament.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE declined to host U.S. military forces for potential strikes on Iran, while Israel explored alternative suppliers.
Critics raised concerns over rushed approvals and limited congressional consultation.
The State Department stated the sales would not shift the military balance and would strengthen defense capabilities for both allies.
Estados Unidos aprobó $ 15.67 mil millones en ventas de armas a Israel y Arabia Saudita en enero de 2026, incluidos helicópteros Apache y misiles Patriot, en medio de los esfuerzos de seguridad regional en curso y las negociaciones de alto el fuego.