Overview

• State and the Defense Security Cooperation Agency sent Congress a proposed foreign military sale covering 3,350 Extended Range Attack Munition air-launched missiles and related equipment valued at $825 million.
• Ukraine would finance the purchase chiefly with funds from Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway, supplemented by U.S. Foreign Military Financing and a loan guarantee, according to the notification.
• The package includes guidance kits, electronic warfare protections, support equipment, mission planning software, spares, training, and technical assistance, the Pentagon said.
• The notification is not a signed contract, negotiations are not concluded, and delivery timelines remain uncertain, though some reporting suggests initial transfers could follow if the deal is finalized.
• Federal procurement records show the Air Force obligated about $67.3 million via Other Transaction Agreements to CoAspire and Zone 5 to accelerate ERAM prototyping, and reporting indicates strikes inside Russia could require case-by-case U.S. approval.