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Pentagon Signs $59 Billion Deal to Boost Patriot Missile Inventory Amid Iran Tensions
The U.S. Department of Defense signed a $58.9 billion contract with Lockheed Martin to increase Patriot missile production from 600 to 2,000 annually between 2026 and 2032, addressing missile shortages caused by conflicts involving Iran and Ukraine.
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מה קרה
- 01Pentagon signs $58.9 billion contract with Lockheed Martin for Patriot missiles through 2032.
- 02Annual Patriot missile production will increase from 600 to 2,000 units to replenish depleted stock.
- 03Lockheed Martin plans $9 billion investment and 1,000 new jobs in Alabama and Arkansas facilities.
- 04Deliveries to Ukraine and Switzerland delayed to prioritize U.S. forces and Gulf allies.
- 05Older PAC-2 missiles ordered to supplement defenses and conserve advanced interceptors.
- 06Contract includes over 10,000 missiles and aims to reduce unit cost to about $4 million each.
The deal includes over 10,000 missiles and aims to prioritize U.S. and Gulf allies' defense, delaying deliveries to Ukraine and Switzerland. Additionally, the Pentagon ordered older PAC-2 missiles to supplement defenses amid rising threats.
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