Greece Boosts Air Defense with Israeli Systems
Greece has agreed to purchase a multi-tiered missile defense system from Israel valued at up to $4 billion, aimed at bolstering its aerial capabilities amid tensions with Turkey. The system, named "Achilles Shield," includes radars and missiles from Israeli companies such as Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries. It is designed to counter ballistic missiles, aircraft, and drones. Greece plans to spend around 28 billion euros by 2036 on modernizing its armed forces, including acquiring F-35 jets and frigates, while continuing its military and diplomatic cooperation with Israel. This cooperation includes joint training exercises and coordination in drone defense systems and cybersecurity.
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