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The news announces that Greece has signed a military agreement with Israel worth $3.6 billion to purchase a multi-layered missile defense system called "Achilles' Shield." This deal, which took three years of negotiations, is the largest in Israel's history. Greece will incorporate advanced defense systems capable of intercepting heavy rockets, drones, and short-range missiles, aimed at addressing threats from Turkey and Iran. The agreement includes the establishment of a Greek command center that will control the systems using artificial intelligence technologies. This marks an important step in enhancing Greece's defensive capabilities and replaces Israel's largest previous deal with Germany worth $3.5 billion.
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