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The Egyptian deal was signed in 2001 as part of the "Peace Vector VI" agreement which also included the necessary upgrades to Egypt’s F-16C/D Falcons enabling them to fire HARMs. The Egyptian missiles were not actually delivered until 2004. The Saudi deal was signed in 2012, with the Saudi F-15SA Eagles being duly upgraded to fire HARMs. The cost of the most recent AGM-88 sale (the UAE in 2012) is unknown; the 163 HARMs were part of a $2 billion deal that also included 52 AGM-84 Harpoons, 1,163 AGM-65 Mavericks, 491 AIM-120 AMRAAMs, and assorted AIM-9 Sidewinders, 20mm aircraft gun ammunition, iron bombs, and spare F-16 parts.


Taiwan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia all lobbied unsuccessfully for many years before finally securing export permission. Meanwhile Pakistan, Brazil, and Thailand still have not been approved, despite numerous requests.