Israel and Greece agree on €3B defense deal
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Israel announced the signing of an agreement with Greece worth approximately 3.6 billion euros to build a comprehensive, multi-layered missile defense system named "Achilles Shield," which is fully based on Israeli systems and operational expertise. This deal is part of Greece's large-scale defense spending plan totaling 4.2 billion euros, aimed at strengthening its defensive capabilities and modernizing its armed forces. Greece is the first EU country to adopt a defense system similar to Israel's missile defense system, amid increasing tensions with Turkey. The move seeks to enhance Greece's readiness to face regional challenges, while Israel continues to reinforce its regional alliances in the Eastern Mediterranean region.
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