The approval for land force equipment comes at a time when Saudi Arabia is leading a military coalition in support of Yemeni forces loyal to the exiled government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour ...

While Saudi Arabia may not be building its own brand of fighter jets by 2030, it could certainly become a major supplier of guns, ammunition, or other small scale military equipment by then.

By Mark Hosenball, Phil Stewart and Matt Spetalnick WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is moving heavy military equipment including artillery to areas near its border with Yemen, U.S. officials ...

Saudi Arabia requested more than 100 tanks, 300 machine guns, 100 smoke grenade launchers, and other military equipment and ammunition, according to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA).

Saudi Arabia has replaced India as the world's largest importer of defense equipment, according to IHS Jane's. Between 2013 and 2014, Saudi arms imports increased by 54 percent to $6.46 billion.

According to a recent report, Lockheed Martin plans to invest $1 billion in Saudi Arabia to help the Saudi military manufacture its military equipment locally.Joseph Rank, chief executive for ...

U.S. officials say that Saudi Arabia has moved heavy military equipment to areas near its border with Yemen, as Houthi rebels move closer to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi in the southern city ...

The Saudi military could not protect a prized asset — oil installations — from an attack by low-flying ... Saudi Arabia, Mr. Trump noted, is ... buying equipment,” the president said in an ...

And Saudi Arabia is the biggest consumer of U.S. military arms exports, receiving 19% of all U.S. exports. The United States has been supplying arms to Saudi Arabia for decades due to the Kingdom ...

Saudi Arabia has requested more than $2 billion worth of military equipment for modernizing its national guard and supporting its aircraft, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified ...