Israel signs $3.5 billion air defence deal with Greece
The multilayered system will combine Israeli missiles, radars and AI-assisted command software as Greece seeks stronger defenses against drones and ballistic threats.
- On Monday, Greece and Israel are scheduled to sign the €3.1 billion Achilles Shield agreement in Tel Aviv, creating an integrated air-and-missile defense network linked via AI-powered command-and-control software.
- Athens will phase out aging Russian-built S-300 and Tor-M1 systems through the program, which forms part of a broader €28 billion modernization plan to strengthen Greece's defense capabilities through 2036.
- Valued at more than €700 million, Greek industry will handle at least 25% of the project, with agreed source code transfers providing Greece national operational control over the integrated network.
- Following the signing, the implementation phase is slated to last about 35 months, with systems delivered progressively to ensure complex AI-enabled software integrates effectively into the Greek Armed Forces defense network.
- As Israel and Greece assess security implications of the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, this regional cooperation positions the network as a vital counter-measure against shifting alliances in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Israel and Greece sign a €3 billion defense agreement Israel will build a multi-level air defense system in Greece with the David's Sword, SPYDER and <p>BARAK MX systems. This is the largest defense agreement between countries.</p>
Israel, Greece sign $3.5-billion arms deal - The Tribune
Israel has signed a multi-billion-dollar weapons deal with Greece, the largest between the two Mediterranean countries, as Israeli defence exports soar. Israel’s Defence Ministry said Monday the nearly 3 billion euro ($3.5 billion) defence export deal, coined Achilles Shield, was one of the country’s largest and included a multilayered air defence system for Greece using Israeli technology.
Israel and Greece ink defense deal to protect against regional threats
The “Achilles Shield” agreement is one of the largest defense export agreements in the history of the Jewish state. The post Israel and Greece ink defense deal to protect against regional threats appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Israel announced on Monday the conclusion of an arms contract with Greece worth about €3 billion, despite increasing international criticism of it following the Gaza war, AFP reports.
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