Fearing Iran, Gulf Nations Rush To Buy More Missiles From U.S. (opens in new tab)

Amid rising tensions with Iran, Gulf nations are rapidly increasing weapons purchases from the United States\. Washington has approved a massive $25\.8 billion arms package for Middle East allies, including hundreds of air-defence interceptors and advanced military systems\. However, reports suggest the U\.S\. itself may be facing pressure on its weapons stockpiles as regional conflicts intensify\. With concerns growing over missile threats, oil security, and wider instability in West Asia, G...