
U.S. Approves Potential Mexican Purchase of UH-60M Helicopters
Mexico has received U.S. export approval to acquire UH-60M helicopters for counter-drug operations, though the approval does not confirm a completed contract.
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Mexico has received U.S. export approval for a potential acquisition of Sikorsky UH-60M helicopters intended for counter-drug operations. The approval covers a possible purchase; it does not establish that Mexico and the manufacturer have completed a contract.
Key details
- The helicopters identified in the approval are Sikorsky UH-60Ms.
- The stated mission is counter-drug operations.
- Mexico’s current helicopter fleet includes aircraft from Bell, Sikorsky, Airbus, Leonardo and Russian sources.
The approved potential purchase would support Mexico’s counter-drug operations.
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