> In the five years before the war, U.S. arms transfers to Saudi Arabia amounted to $3 billion; between 2015 and 2020, the U.S. agreed to sell over $64.1 billion worth of weapons to Riyadh, averaging $10.7 billion per year. Sales to other belligerents in the war, like the United Arab Emirates (UAE), also rose exponentially.
Not sure about the quality of these sources, but these seem to not be complete garbage and they suggest at least comparable volumes of weapons export.
According to this article (https://www.brookings.edu/articles/its-time-to-stop-us-arms-...) US exports to Saudis are more in $ value:
> In the five years before the war, U.S. arms transfers to Saudi Arabia amounted to $3 billion; between 2015 and 2020, the U.S. agreed to sell over $64.1 billion worth of weapons to Riyadh, averaging $10.7 billion per year. Sales to other belligerents in the war, like the United Arab Emirates (UAE), also rose exponentially.
Not sure about the quality of these sources, but these seem to not be complete garbage and they suggest at least comparable volumes of weapons export.