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Brazil Cleared to Buy $330m of US Stinger Missiles for Its Skies
Washington approved a potential sale of 100 FIM-92K Stinger missiles to Brazil, valued at up to $330 million. The Stinger missiles are shoulder-fired weapons designed to target low-flying aircraft, drones, and helicopters. The US describes the deal as supporting Brazil's border security.
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