According to a Bloomberg report on July 31, the US Department of Defense's 67 billion US dollar emergency grant application for this fiscal year included more than 10 billion US dollars to purchase America's most advanced “Patriot” missiles and “Saad” anti-missile systems. According to documents drawn up by the Pentagon and submitted to the National Defense Committee of the Senate and House of Representatives, these funds will be used to purchase the “Saad” missile worth 5.75 billion US dollars and the additional segmented “Patriot” missile worth 5.57 billion US dollars. In addition, the Pentagon's procurement list also includes the “Standard-6” missile worth 1.9 billion US dollars, the “Tomahawk” cruise missile worth 1.3 billion US dollars, etc., as well as the “precision strike missile” that was first used in the Iranian war.

According to a Bloomberg report on July 31, the US Department of Defense's 67 billion US dollar emergency grant application for this fiscal year included more than 10 billion US dollars to purchase America's most advanced “Patriot” missiles and “Saad” anti-missile systems. According to documents drawn up by the Pentagon and submitted to the National Defense Committee of the Senate and House of Representatives, these funds will be used to purchase the “Saad” missile worth 5.75 billion US dollars and the additional segmented “Patriot” missile worth 5.57 billion US dollars. In addition, the Pentagon's procurement list also includes the “Standard-6” missile worth 1.9 billion US dollars, the “Tomahawk” cruise missile worth 1.3 billion US dollars, etc., as well as the “precision strike missile” that was first used in the Iranian war.