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Greece to Buy Israeli Air Defense System in Record $3.6 Billion Deal
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First reported by Globes · 14 hours ago
What happened
Greece is signing a record $3.6 billion defense deal with Israel for a multi-layered air defense system, "Achilles' Shield," to counter threats from Turkey and Iran. The agreement includes systems from Rafael and Israel Aerospace Industries and marks Israel's largest-ever defense export.
- 01Greece signs $3.6 billion deal for Israeli air defense system.
- 02The "Achilles' Shield" system counters threats from Turkey and Iran.
- 03It is Israel's largest defense export deal ever.
- 04Rafael and IAI will supply David's Sling, SPYDER, and Barak systems.
- 05Greek firms will act as subcontractors worth 700 million euros.
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