Greece Deal Anchors Israel in Eastern Mediterranean Defense
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Greece has agreed with Israel for an “Achilles Shield” air defense system worth 3 billion euros to be deployed to the Aegean islands. While the agreement provides for multi-layered missile protection, the Greek military will not be granted access to the source codes of missile systems.
Tensions between Turkey and the Israeli-Greek alliance continue to escalate, in the wake of a $3.5 billion defense deal...
Turkish television panels target the country's armament programs and alliances in the Eastern Mediterranean
Greece will not be able to gain command and control of the Israeli missiles it will deploy against Turkey, it writes today… In Greece, the Israelis will have control of the missiles purchased by the Greek army (Turkish publication)
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