Greece and Israel's arms deal challenges Turkey

The article concerns a major arms deal between Israel and Greece valued at 3.6 billion euros, which includes a multi-layered Israeli-made missile defense system known as "Aegis Shield." The system's goal is to establish an advanced coastal defense primarily relying on Israeli technology, including radars and missile interception systems, to provide broad protection against aerial threats such as drones and ballistic missiles. The deal comes amid tensions with Turkey and underscores strengthened military cooperation between Greece and Israel, as well as strategic developments aimed at bolstering their regional military alliance. The agreement involves integrating the systems into a comprehensive command system based on artificial intelligence to analyze data and identify threats. It is part of Greece's military modernization plan under the title "Agenda 2030."

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