The US State Department has approved the possible sale of $180 million worth of bombs to Poland.

The US State Department has approved the possible sale of more than 1,400 GBU-39/B diameter bombs to Poland for a total of $180 million. This was announced on May 21 by the Pentagon's Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA).

"The State Department has decided to approve the possible foreign military sale of GBU-39/B small—diameter aerial bombs to the Polish government," the agency said in a statement.

The amount of the possible sale also includes maintenance and logistical expenses. It is specified that the Polish side has requested 1,400 GBU-39/B diameter aerial bombs and four GBU-39 (T-1)/B training aerial bombs. The main supplier under this deal will be Boeing Corporation, located in St. Louis, Missouri.

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On April 29, it was reported that the US State Department had approved the sale of a $1.33 billion arms package to Poland, including 400 AIM-120D air–to-air missiles. As part of the deal, Poland will also receive missile containers and auxiliary equipment, as well as all necessary materials for missile maintenance.