Providing for congressional disapproval of the proposed military sale to the Government of the United Arab Emirates of certain defense articles and services.

Summary

Prohibits a proposed U.S. foreign military sale of F‑16 aircraft components, spares, accessories, and related logistics and program support to the Government of the United Arab Emirates by blocking the specific transmittal submitted to Congress under the Arms Export Control Act. The resolution uses the statutory review process to bar that sale and prevent the Department of State and Defense from proceeding with the transaction described in Transmittal No. 25–25.

• Bans a single, specified foreign military sale (Transmittal No. 25–25) of F‑16 parts, spares, accessories, and related logistics/support to the UAE.
• Uses congressional authority under section 36(b)(1) of the Arms Export Control Act to block the transaction.
• Directly affects the execution of the listed Foreign Military Sales activities but does not create new spending or programs.
• Forces the executive branch to suspend or cancel actions tied to the transmittal and to notify contractors and partners.
• May have diplomatic and defense‑industrial impacts by delaying or preventing delivery and sustainment support for UAE F‑16 operations.
• Does not change export-control law broadly or authorize alternative transfers; it targets this single transmittal.
• No appropriations, tax changes, or unfunded mandates are included in the single‑section measure.
• Implementation relies on State and DoD adherence to the congressional prohibition and on existing FMS and procurement rules for follow-up.