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Estonia Considers Israeli David's Sling for Air Defense Amid Russian Threat
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First reported by The Jerusalem Post · 2 days ago
What happened
Estonia is reportedly considering acquiring Israel's David's Sling missile defense system, alongside U.S. and French-Italian options, to enhance its air defenses against Russia. This move aligns with a broader European trend of increasing defense spending and acquiring Israeli military technology.
- 01Estonia eyes Israel's David's Sling missile defense system.
- 02The potential purchase is part of a €1 billion air defense upgrade.
- 03Estonia faces potential Russian missile threats.
- 04Other European nations are also buying Israeli air defense systems.
- 05Delivery timelines range from two to nine years.
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