超级军网海湾国家向美国采购超过1230亿美元的武器，这里面分别有 ...
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Gulf in $123bn US arms spree
By Roula Khalaf, James Drummond in London, in Abu Dhab
The Arab states of the Gulf have embarked on one of the largest re-armament exercises in peacetime history, ordering US weapons worth some $123bn as they seek to counter Iran’s military power.
A package of US arms worth more than $67bn for Saudi Arabia accounts for the largest single component of this military build-up, providing a huge boost to the American defence industry.
The first phase of this agreement – soon to go before the US Congress for approval – is estimated at about $30bn.
Anthony Cordesman, from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said that the US was aiming to achieve a “new post-Iraq war security structure that can secure the flow of energy exports to the global economy”.
The arms sales would “reinforce the level of regional deterrence and help reduce the size of forces the US must deploy in the region”.
The purchase of new weaponry comes at a time when many countries in the Middle East, home to two-thirds of the world’s proven oil reserves, are alarmed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
They also fear that any Israeli or US military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities could provoke retaliation against them, or disrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
Saudi Arabia will receive 85 new F-15 jet fighters and another 70 will be upgraded. Boeing will be the principal supplier, allowing the US company to strengthen its ability to manufacture advanced military jets, an area where it has been slipping under competitive pressure. A successor agreement is expected to provide for the upgrade of radar and missile defence systems and an ambitious modernisation of the Saudi Navy’s eastern fleet.
“The Saudi aim is to send a message especially to the Iranians – that we have complete aerial superiority over them,” said a Saudi defence analyst.
Other US allies in the Gulf are also involved. Theodore Karasik, from the Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis in Dubai, said that the United Arab Emirates had signed contracts to buy military equipment worth $35bn-$40bn.
http://www.ftchinese.com/story/001034739/en
这里面有沙特的670亿美元合同，还有阿联酋的350-400亿美元合同，那么剩下的合同以及沙特和阿联酋的合同有什么呢？Gulf in $123bn US arms spree
By Roula Khalaf, James Drummond in London, in Abu Dhab
The Arab states of the Gulf have embarked on one of the largest re-armament exercises in peacetime history, ordering US weapons worth some $123bn as they seek to counter Iran’s military power.
A package of US arms worth more than $67bn for Saudi Arabia accounts for the largest single component of this military build-up, providing a huge boost to the American defence industry.
The first phase of this agreement – soon to go before the US Congress for approval – is estimated at about $30bn.
Anthony Cordesman, from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said that the US was aiming to achieve a “new post-Iraq war security structure that can secure the flow of energy exports to the global economy”.
The arms sales would “reinforce the level of regional deterrence and help reduce the size of forces the US must deploy in the region”.
The purchase of new weaponry comes at a time when many countries in the Middle East, home to two-thirds of the world’s proven oil reserves, are alarmed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
They also fear that any Israeli or US military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities could provoke retaliation against them, or disrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
Saudi Arabia will receive 85 new F-15 jet fighters and another 70 will be upgraded. Boeing will be the principal supplier, allowing the US company to strengthen its ability to manufacture advanced military jets, an area where it has been slipping under competitive pressure. A successor agreement is expected to provide for the upgrade of radar and missile defence systems and an ambitious modernisation of the Saudi Navy’s eastern fleet.
“The Saudi aim is to send a message especially to the Iranians – that we have complete aerial superiority over them,” said a Saudi defence analyst.
Other US allies in the Gulf are also involved. Theodore Karasik, from the Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis in Dubai, said that the United Arab Emirates had signed contracts to buy military equipment worth $35bn-$40bn.
http://www.ftchinese.com/story/001034739/en
这里面有沙特的670亿美元合同，还有阿联酋的350-400亿美元合同，那么剩下的合同以及沙特和阿联酋的合同有什么呢？
By Roula Khalaf, James Drummond in London, in Abu Dhab
The Arab states of the Gulf have embarked on one of the largest re-armament exercises in peacetime history, ordering US weapons worth some $123bn as they seek to counter Iran’s military power.
A package of US arms worth more than $67bn for Saudi Arabia accounts for the largest single component of this military build-up, providing a huge boost to the American defence industry.
The first phase of this agreement – soon to go before the US Congress for approval – is estimated at about $30bn.
Anthony Cordesman, from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said that the US was aiming to achieve a “new post-Iraq war security structure that can secure the flow of energy exports to the global economy”.
The arms sales would “reinforce the level of regional deterrence and help reduce the size of forces the US must deploy in the region”.
The purchase of new weaponry comes at a time when many countries in the Middle East, home to two-thirds of the world’s proven oil reserves, are alarmed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
They also fear that any Israeli or US military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities could provoke retaliation against them, or disrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
Saudi Arabia will receive 85 new F-15 jet fighters and another 70 will be upgraded. Boeing will be the principal supplier, allowing the US company to strengthen its ability to manufacture advanced military jets, an area where it has been slipping under competitive pressure. A successor agreement is expected to provide for the upgrade of radar and missile defence systems and an ambitious modernisation of the Saudi Navy’s eastern fleet.
“The Saudi aim is to send a message especially to the Iranians – that we have complete aerial superiority over them,” said a Saudi defence analyst.
Other US allies in the Gulf are also involved. Theodore Karasik, from the Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis in Dubai, said that the United Arab Emirates had signed contracts to buy military equipment worth $35bn-$40bn.
http://www.ftchinese.com/story/001034739/en
这里面有沙特的670亿美元合同，还有阿联酋的350-400亿美元合同，那么剩下的合同以及沙特和阿联酋的合同有什么呢？Gulf in $123bn US arms spree
By Roula Khalaf, James Drummond in London, in Abu Dhab
The Arab states of the Gulf have embarked on one of the largest re-armament exercises in peacetime history, ordering US weapons worth some $123bn as they seek to counter Iran’s military power.
A package of US arms worth more than $67bn for Saudi Arabia accounts for the largest single component of this military build-up, providing a huge boost to the American defence industry.
The first phase of this agreement – soon to go before the US Congress for approval – is estimated at about $30bn.
Anthony Cordesman, from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, said that the US was aiming to achieve a “new post-Iraq war security structure that can secure the flow of energy exports to the global economy”.
The arms sales would “reinforce the level of regional deterrence and help reduce the size of forces the US must deploy in the region”.
The purchase of new weaponry comes at a time when many countries in the Middle East, home to two-thirds of the world’s proven oil reserves, are alarmed by Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
They also fear that any Israeli or US military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities could provoke retaliation against them, or disrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
Saudi Arabia will receive 85 new F-15 jet fighters and another 70 will be upgraded. Boeing will be the principal supplier, allowing the US company to strengthen its ability to manufacture advanced military jets, an area where it has been slipping under competitive pressure. A successor agreement is expected to provide for the upgrade of radar and missile defence systems and an ambitious modernisation of the Saudi Navy’s eastern fleet.
“The Saudi aim is to send a message especially to the Iranians – that we have complete aerial superiority over them,” said a Saudi defence analyst.
Other US allies in the Gulf are also involved. Theodore Karasik, from the Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis in Dubai, said that the United Arab Emirates had signed contracts to buy military equipment worth $35bn-$40bn.
http://www.ftchinese.com/story/001034739/en
这里面有沙特的670亿美元合同，还有阿联酋的350-400亿美元合同，那么剩下的合同以及沙特和阿联酋的合同有什么呢？
沙特和美国的首批300亿合同包括购买85架新款F-15战机，同时升级70架旧款的F-15S，波音公司是第一受惠承包商。另外的370应该还包括升级和部署导弹防御系统以及更新海军舰队装备。
阿联酋要求替换旧式的阿帕奇，购买零件提供人员培训，合同大约102亿美元，波音还是第一受惠承包商。此外，订购C-17和C-130J为洛.马提供了利益。
阿联酋要求替换旧式的阿帕奇，购买零件提供人员培训，合同大约102亿美元，波音还是第一受惠承包商。此外，订购C-17和C-130J为洛.马提供了利益。
基本上不是鸡鸡就是蛋蛋了
沙特买了那么多F15, 摆明了过个十来年就要买35的
美帝这钱,,,赚的太TM爽了
沙特买了那么多F15, 摆明了过个十来年就要买35的
美帝这钱,,,赚的太TM爽了
还是美帝的客户们有钱哪
咱的兄弟们都忒穷
咱的兄弟们都忒穷
没霸有钱啊
沙特也没办法，买的F-15还给美帝控制不能飞以色列。但市场上选择不多
因此TG只要实力崛起到G2的话军火还是有市场的
因此TG只要实力崛起到G2的话军火还是有市场的
不知这批新15会不会让小巴的飞飞玩？？{:yi:}
大家看到争霸的好处了吧，收保护费都够过世了
这保护费收得。
太扯了，沙特的第一大客户是中国，中国买它的油最多，中国的需求占沙特出口石油的20%！，他妈的，为什么不和它谈贸易平衡？在2009年，中国取代了美国，成为沙特最大的原油出口国，2009年末，中国从沙特的原油进口量超过100万桶/天的重要心理关口。而同时，沙特对其传统的最重要原油出口国美国，原油出口量在20年来首次降至每日100万桶的水平之下。
我们的自行火炮、火箭炮已经达到定级水平，主席、总理去沙特的时候，应该亲自促销。沙特人是比较豪爽的，加上利益交换，总能买个几十亿美元的军火。
中东油霸确实富得流油。。。
保护费啊~
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