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60-Billion-Dollar US–Saudi F-15 Deal
The Obama Administration wants to sell Saudi Arabia $60 billion worth of advanced military aircraft as part of its effort to contain Iran. It will add up to the biggest foreign arms deal in American history—if Congress approves. Adam Entous is national security correspondent for the Wall Street Journal .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Obama Administration wants to sell Saudi Arabia $60 billion worth of advanced military aircraft as part of its effort to contain Iran. It will add up to the biggest foreign arms deal in American history—if Congress approves. Adam Entous is national security correspondent for the Wall Street Journal.
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1 of 3Much at Stake in 2010 Governors' Races- 0:0060-Billion-Dollar US–Saudi F-15 DealYou’re reading this
- 7:39Governors Make a Difference
- 42:22Great Britain Goes Small with Austerity Measures