Elbit Systems Lands $235 Million Contract for Rocket Launchers in Europe
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Elbit Systems has secured a $235 million contract to supply PULS rocket launchers and EXTRA-MR rockets to an unnamed European country over three years. The deal, signed between the Israeli and European defense ministries, includes logistics support and expands the reach of Israeli rocket systems in Europe. The PULS system and EXTRA-MR rockets are designed for precision strikes and compatibility with existing military platforms, with demand growing among European nations seeking enhanced long-range firepower.
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- Elbit Systems secured a $235 million contract for PULS launchers and EXTRA-MR rockets with an undisclosed European country.
- The three-year deal includes delivery of medium-range EXTRA supersonic rockets and integrated logistics support.
- The PULS system is adaptable to various platforms and can launch different types of munitions.
- The EXTRA-MR rocket offers an 80-km range for precision strikes against high-value targets.
- The contract reflects growing European demand for long-range precision fires amid shifting security concerns.
- Elbit Systems CEO Bezhalel Machlis noted the contract strengthens the company's global leadership position.
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