Greece and Israel Finalize $3.6 Billion Air Defense Agreement
Greece and Israel are set to finalize a $3.6 billion agreement to acquire advanced Israeli air defense systems. The initiative, known as Achilles Shield, aims to strengthen regional security against potential threats from Turkey and Iran.
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Greece to sign $3.6b. Israeli air defense deal, creating 'Achilles Shield' against Turkey and Iran
The agreement, which has been under discussion for three years, will provide Athens with a multilayered air defense system against potential threats from Turkey and Iran.
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Greece is set to sign a $3.6 billion air defense agreement with Israel in Tel Aviv on Aug. 31, in what will become the largest defense export deal in Israeli history.
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