Greece-Israel’s €3 billion defense deal, Turkish-Israeli tensions, and Greek tourism
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The recent agreement between Greece and Israel on the development of the “Achilles Shield” has provoked strong reactions in Turkey, which is attempting to delegitimize it through strategic communication and reframing. Turkey is trying to present the Greek defensive choice as an aggressive move and a destabilizing factor in the Eastern Mediterranean, while simultaneously exerting communication pressure.
The Greek-Israeli agreement worth 3.035 billion euros to create the multi-level
Israel, a few days after the signing of the Interstate Agreement between the Ministry of National Defense and the Israeli side, assures that the cooperation with the Greek Armed Forces for the multi-layered air defense system, "Achilles' Shield", with a total budget of 3.035 billion euros, includes the transfer of know-how and the joint use of software and technology with the Greek Armed Forces.
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