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Greece Set to Approve €3 Billion Israeli Defense Deal Including Iron Dome and Barak Systems

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First reported by Calcalist · 11 hours ago

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Greece is set to approve a €3 billion deal to purchase advanced Israeli defense systems, including Iron Dome and Barak MX, marking its largest recent arms procurement. The deal also covers drones, submarines, and transport aircraft to bolster Greece's defense against modern threats. Israeli officials will soon finalize contracts in Athens.

01Greece plans to approve a €3 billion arms deal with Israel for advanced defense systems.
02The deal includes Rafael's Iron Dome, Spyder, and Israel Aerospace Industries' Barak MX systems.
03Additional purchases cover V-BAT drones, Heron UAVs, Victor-class submarines, and C-390 aircraft.
04KYSEA council's approval is the final step before contract signing and implementation.
05The program aims to protect Greek islands and mainland from ballistic missiles, air attacks, and cyber threats.
06Israeli defense officials will visit Athens to finalize the agreements soon.

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