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The deal includes Apache attack helicopters and an array of missiles, radars and antiaircraft defense systems.

Iran plans to use the celebrations to display an array of missiles with varying ranges along with speedboats, tanks and warplanes.

Among the weapons proposed for sale were $3.1 billion in Patriot Advanced Capability-3 guided missile systems, a sophisticated array of missiles, radars and control systems designed to defend against missiles and aircraft.

The $60 billion arms sale to Saudi Arabia, which includes new F-15 fighter jets as well as a wide array of missiles, is in large part intended as a defense against the threat of missiles from Iran.

State Department and Pentagon officials told lawmakers that the sales would include 84 new F-15 fighter jets, upgrades to 70 existing Saudi F-15s, 190 helicopters and a wide array of missiles, bombs and delivery systems, as well as accessories like night-vision goggles and radar warning systems.

But even under optimistic timetables, a complete array of missiles, warheads, sensors and control systems is not expected to enter the arsenal until 2017 to 2020, long after Mr. Obama will have left office, even if he is elected to a second term.

A Russian spokesman said an American delegation in Moscow had not addressed Russia's fundamental questions about President Bush's proposal to erect a broad array of missile defenses and abandon a major arms control treaty.

The president of this Western-leaning, oil-rich country has warned that the Bush administration's determination to erect a broad array of missile defenses and to abandon a major arms control treaty threatens to ignite a deadly new arms race.

After a week of consultations with allies and former adversaries, the Bush administration has failed to overcome deep concerns over whether its proposal to erect a broad array of missile defenses and abandon a major arms control treaty would undermine the strategic balance and promote an arms race.

It is believed, that starting in the late 1970s, Beijing supplied Pakistan with a broad array of missile and nuclear weapons related assistance.

Mr. Hewson said the ship-to-shore missile that Pakistan was testing was part of a concerted effort to develop an array of conventional missiles that could be fired from the air, land or sea to address India's much more formidable conventional missile arsenal.