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Israel, Greece, Cyprus Deepen Defense Ties Amid Regional Threats
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Defense officials from Israel, Greece, and Cyprus met in Athens on November 5th to deepen defense cooperation and address regional threats. The countries agreed to enhance maritime security, counter terrorism and weapons proliferation, and boost defense industry collaboration. They also rejected the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement, emphasizing adherence to international law and freedom of navigation.
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- Israel, Greece, and Cyprus met in Athens to deepen defense cooperation.
- The three nations agreed to strengthen maritime security and counter regional threats.
- They will enhance collaboration between their defense industries.
- The Turkey-Libya maritime agreement was rejected by the participating countries.
- Discussions also covered counter-terrorism and weapons proliferation.
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