The US State Department has cleared a $1.98-billion foreign military sale of counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) platforms to Kuwait.
The package includes solutions designed to locate and destroy threats using both electronic and kinetic methods.
Requested equipment covers Roadrunner and Anvil interceptors, launch systems, command-and-control software, long-range and maritime surveillance towers, electromagnetic warfare solutions, and mobile operations centers.
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