U.S. experts i defnse are questioning whether the Trump administration is over-stating the value of pending Saudi Arabia arms deals, which the president has said are worth $110 billion and would create a million jobs, Ellen Mitchell reports on The Hill.
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Saudi M1A2S Abrams MBT (Picture source: Army Recognition)
Saudi M1A2S Abrams MBT (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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