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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The Israeli newspaper "Jerusalem Post" announced that Greece has signed a military agreement valued at $3.6 billion with Israel to purchase advanced air defense systems to counter threats from Turkey and Iran. The deal includes supplying Greece with the "Maltese Bird," "Spider," and "Barak MX" systems, as well as establishing an AI-driven command and control center, along with details about deploying batteries on Greek islands. This is the largest deal in Israeli military export history and reflects an strengthening of security cooperation between Greece and Israel amid escalating tensions with Turkey.
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