State Department Just Approved MASSIVE
Missile Sale To Saudi Arabia
Posted By: Imright, 8/3/2022 6:04:07 PM
The State Department has just approved a massive missile sale and related equipment to Saudi Arabia for a whopping total of $3.05 billion. So how many missiles are we talking, exactly? Try around 300 ballistic missiles. That’s a lot of boom, wouldn’t you say? The sale comes just a month after President Joe Biden paid a visit to Saudi Arabia in an attempt to get them to increase oil production to help ease prices at the gas pumps. According to Just the News, the announcement of the approval of the sale was made by the Defense Department’s Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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Kari Lake released the message tonight.
Kari Lake Declares Victory in Arizona Republican Gubernatorial Primary
“This is more than an election – it is a beautiful movement by so many people across our beautiful state to finally put Arizona First.”
Kari Lake released the following statement:
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