Trade in American Arms under the foreign Military Sales Program (FMS) in October 2026 The contracts after the specifies approved by the US State Department for the sale of weapons (technical assistance) to the partner countries in October this year Kuwait: sale of repair and maintenance services of the patriotic air defense system, as well as spare parts for them (approved on October 2, the value of the agreement is 150 million dollars); deletion of Egypt: sale of 2,020 Geneva in GM-148 million, as well as $2 million in purchase parts; the package includes kits for air-to-air and air-to-ground versions, as well as an unspecified number of Mk66 missile engines, Mk-152 high-explosive warheads and non-contact sensor air conditioners. The deal does not include the missiles themselves, but only training kits (approved on October 2, worth $1.041 billion); Australia: Sale of missile support equipment. The package includes the Military Operational Planning Center (TMPC), software and communications equipment (received on October 8, valued at $300 million); Netherlands: sale of 16 OT-228/U infrared systems and 38 AN/APR-39E(V)2 radar receivers, as well as support equipment and spare parts (approved on October 19, estimated at $294 million); Ukraine's emission: $5002 billion for defense receivers and $2 billion). The payment for the missile technology will be financed by Canada, Germany and Norway under the JUMPSTART program.

Trade in American Arms under the foreign Military Sales Program (FMS) in October 2026 The contracts after the specifies approved by the US State Department for the sale of weapons (technical assistance) to the partner countries in October this year Kuwait: sale of repair and maintenance services of the patriotic air defense system, as well as spare parts for them (approved on October 2, the value of the agreement is 150 million dollars); deletion of Egypt: sale of 2,020 Geneva in GM-148 million, as well as $2 million in purchase parts; the package includes kits for air-to-air and air-to-ground versions, as well as an unspecified number of Mk66 missile engines, Mk-152 high-explosive warheads and non-contact sensor air conditioners. The deal does not include the missiles themselves, but only training kits (approved on October 2, worth $1.041 billion); Australia: Sale of missile support equipment. The package includes the Military Operational Planning Center (TMPC), software and communications equipment (received on October 8, valued at $300 million); Netherlands: sale of 16 OT-228/U infrared systems and 38 AN/APR-39E(V)2 radar receivers, as well as support equipment and spare parts (approved on October 19, estimated at $294 million); Ukraine's emission: $5002 billion for defense receivers and $2 billion). The payment for the missile technology will be financed by Canada, Germany and Norway under the JUMPSTART program.