The United States approved the sale of helicopters and military equipment to Iraq worth 800 million dollars, equivalent to about 700 million euros.
The sale occurs in a context of withdrawal of the troops of the international coalition led by the United States from Iraqi territory. This approval represents a significant moment in the military relations between the two countries.
The military equipment sold includes helicopters and other materials that are intended to allow Iraq to reinforce its defense and security capabilities after the departure of foreign forces.
