Afghanistan, July 25 -- The U.S. approved a $4.67 billion sale of NASAMS missiles to Egypt, boosting Cairo's air defenses and deepening Washington's strategic ties.
The Pentagon confirmed that the U.S. State Department has approved a $4.67 billion sale of advanced air-defense missiles to Egypt.
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said the package includes four Sentinel-64 radars, hundreds of missiles, and dozens of guidance units.
The NASAMS system, developed by the U.S. and Norway, is designed to intercept aircraft, drones, and cruise missiles with precision.
American officials and private contractors will provide engineering, technical, and logistical support to help integrate and maintain the system within Egypt's military.
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