Greece signs major Israeli air defense deal

A report has indicated that Greece is nearing approval of a massive acquisition deal worth 3.5 billion euros to purchase advanced Israeli missile defense systems, aimed at strengthening its defensive capabilities and developing a multi-layered system to counter rockets and drones. Greece intends to build the "Achilles Shield" system, which relies on Israeli radars and missiles from Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries. This initiative is part of a broader plan to spend approximately 28 billion euros by 2036 on modernizing its armed forces, including purchasing F-35 fighter jets and frigates from Western countries. The deal comes amid regional tensions with Turkey and reflects an increasing military and technological rapprochement between Greece and Israel, characterized by joint training exercises and collaborative projects in cyber security and drone interdiction.

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