Greece Secures Major Defense Deal With Israel's Elbit Systems

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Elbit Systems has won a $235 million contract to supply Greece with PULS rocket launchers and precision rockets. The deal expands defense cooperation between Greece and Israel, with Elbit providing its EXTRA-MR rocket system. The precision rockets can hit targets up to 80 kilometers away and are compatible with existing systems. This agreement strengthens Greece's defense capabilities.

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Elbit Systems secured a $235 million contract to supply Greece with PULS rocket launchers and precision rockets.
The precision rockets supplied can reach targets up to 80 kilometers away.
The deal includes Elbit's EXTRA-MR supersonic rocket system.
The contract expands defense cooperation between Greece and Israel.
The system is compatible with Elbit's PULS launchers and existing C4I architectures.

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Elbit Systems has secured a significant $235 million contract to supply Greece with PULS rocket launchers and precision rockets capable of reaching targets up to 80 kilometers away. The deal, confirmed by Maariv, signifies an expansion of defense cooperation between Greece and Israel. Under the agreement, Elbit Systems will provide the medium-range version of its EXTRA supersonic rocket system. The contract also encompasses the delivery of PULS launchers, additional rocket artillery platforms, and integrated logistical support. The EXTRA-MR is a precision-guided rocket designed for medium-range operational scenarios, enabling accurate strikes on enemy targets up to 80 kilometers. This system is fully compatible with Elbit's PULS system and existing C4I architectures, offering a flexible and cost-effective capability for various mission profiles.