Israel and Greece agree on €3B weapons deal
Israel has signed a deal with Greece valued at approximately 3 billion euros to build a comprehensive missile defense system known as "Achilles Shield," which is entirely based on Israeli systems and extensive combat expertise. The deal includes the supply of various types of missiles and radar systems, and it is the largest defense export deal in the history of relations between the two countries. Greece will utilize advanced air defense systems to protect its airspace and plans to invest around 28 billion euros by 2036 to develop a multi-layered defense system, including the purchase of F-35 fighter jets and frigates, as well as strengthening cooperation with Israel in air defense and drone countermeasures. The deal aims to enhance Greece's defensive capabilities due to its disputes with Turkey and affirms the solid military and economic cooperation between the two nations.
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