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Israel and Greece Set to Sign $3.3 Billion Air Defense Deal Featuring AI and Drone Threat Solutions
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First reported by Globes · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel and Greece are set to sign a 3.1 billion euro deal to build Greece's advanced multi-layered air defense system, integrating Israeli technologies and AI to counter drones and missile threats. The project includes significant Greek industrial participation and aims to enhance Greece's defense autonomy and capabilities.
- 01Israel and Greece will sign a 3.1 billion euro air defense deal on Monday in Tel Aviv.
- 02The project, "Achilles Shield," integrates Israeli systems like Iron Dome with Greek defense assets.
- 03Greek companies will contribute over 700 million euros, about 25% of the project value.
- 04Access to source code was a key negotiation point to ensure Greek system autonomy.
- 05The system uses AI to optimize responses against drones and missile threats.
- 06The deal deepens Israel-Greece security cooperation amid evolving regional threats.
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