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US approves $93M advanced arms sale to India

The US has approved sale of Excalibur projectiles and Javelin missiles to India in a $93M deal that marks significant warming of bilateral ties and defense cooperation.

US Clears $90M Excalibur, Javelin Sale to India

The US State Department approves $90M military sale including Excalibur artillery shells and Javelin anti-tank systems to India, boosting defense capabilities. Read more about this strategic partnership.

US OKs $93M Javelin, Excalibur Sale to India

The US State Department approves a $93 million sale of Javelin anti-tank missiles and Excalibur artillery to India, boosting strategic ties. Read the full analysis.

US Approves $90M Defense Sale to India

The United States has approved the sale of Excalibur precision-guided projectiles and Javelin anti-tank missile systems to India, totaling over $90 million. This strategic move strengthens Indo-US defense ties. Read more about this significant development

US Approves $93M Javelin, Excalibur Sale to India

The US has approved a major $93 million military sale to India, including Javelin missile systems and Excalibur projectiles. This deal strengthens Indo-US defense ties. Read more for details.

US OKs $93M Javelin, Excalibur Sale to India

The US approves a $93 million defence deal, supplying India with Javelin missiles and Excalibur artillery to boost its military precision and strategic partnership. Read more.

US Approves $93M Defence Deal with India for Advanced Weapons

The United States has approved a $93 million defence deal supplying India with Javelin missile systems and Excalibur artillery projectiles. This strategic partnership enhances India's military capabilities against regional threats. Read more about this si

US Military Artillery Plan Sparks California Protest

Southern California residents are up in arms as the US military plans live artillery firing exercises, creating a major controversy with the Trump administration insisting there's no risk to communities.

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