Israel to Supply Cyprus with New Patrol Vessel and Upgrade Existing Fleet
Summarized from i24NEWS English by baba
Israel and Cyprus signed a defense agreement on Monday, with Israel set to supply a new offshore patrol vessel and upgrade Cyprus's existing one. The deal, signed in Cyprus, aims to enhance the Cypriot Naval Command's maritime security capabilities. The new vessel will be built by Israel Shipyards and equipped with Rafael systems, while the existing ship will also receive system upgrades. Both nations stated the agreement reinforces their commitment to regional stability.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel will supply Cyprus with a new offshore patrol vessel and upgrade its existing fleet.
- The defense deal was signed on Monday in Cyprus by Israeli and Cypriot defense officials.
- The new vessel will be built by Israel Shipyards and equipped with advanced naval systems from Rafael.
- The agreement aims to enhance Cyprus's maritime security and response capabilities.
- Both countries stated the deal strengthens their commitment to regional stability.
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