US arms exports have surged dramatically, with sales expected to exceed $100 billion by the end of 2024. In just a few years, the value of these exports has soared from $49.7 billion in 2022 to over $80 billion this year alone. Major deals include advanced weaponry for countries like Poland, Germany, and Japan, with billions of dollars in new contracts for things like helicopters, tanks, and missile systems. This explosive growth highlights America's dominant role in global arms sales, with significant increases in sales to Europe and Asia, and sets the stage for even more massive deals in the future.

Since 2022, the United States has significantly increased its arms exports, and by the end of this year, these exports might exceed $100 billion, according to the Pentagon. Here’s a closer look at this dramatic rise and what it means:

A Surge in Arms Sales

2022: The US sold $49.7 billion in military equipment and services through its Foreign Military Sales (FMS) system. Thi...