US finalizes $22.9 billion contract to boost Tomahawk missile production
The US military has entered into a seven-year agreement with defense firm Raytheon valued at $22.9 billion. This contract aims to ramp up the yearly manufacturing of Tomahawk missiles, moving from 60 units to 1,000. This move follows reports suggesting that the US had exhausted its supply of these missiles during the conflict with Iran. These weapons are a key component of the US Navy's long-range capabilities and are designed to be deployed from both submarines and ships.
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