The USinfo-icon State Department confirms a $750 million military sale to Saudi Arabiainfo-icon as part of a huge deal sealed by President Donald Trumpinfo-icon, says the Pentagon.

The Pentagon said on its website on Monday that the sale would include a "blanket order training program" for the Royal Saudi Air Force and other Saudi forces inside and outside the kingdom, Reuters reported.

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency, which implements foreign arms sales, notified US Congress of the sale on Friday, giving lawmakers 30 days to reconsider the sale, an unconventional measure.

Saudi Arabia has agreed to buy $110 billion of US weaponsinfo-icon, with options to buy up to $350 billion over 10 years.The first stop on Trump's first overseas trip was Riyadh, where he announced the arms deal on May 20.

Reportedly brokered by the Republican president's son-in-law Jared Kushner, the package includes American missiles, bombs, armored personnel carriers, warships and munitions.The US has been the main supplier of arms to the monarchy.

The announcement came at a time that the kingdom announced it was severing ties with its key regional ally Qatarinfo-icon, a move being copied by some other Arab states, such as the UAEinfo-icon and Egyptinfo-icon.Apart from that, Saudi Arabia has been incessantly pounding Yemeninfo-icon since March 2015.