Mystery European buyer signs $235M Israeli rocket deal
The deal includes additional launchers and logistics support, as European militaries expand long-range rocket fire options.
- Elbit Systems won a $235 million contract to supply PULS rocket artillery launchers and EXTRA-MR precision-guided rockets to an unnamed European customer, including additional rocket artillery platforms and integrated logistics support.
- Competing with the U.S.-made HIMARS, the Precise and Universal Launching System has become a key European competitor, with a versatile design allowing armies to mount launchers on existing truck platforms.
- The EXTRA-MR precision-guided variant hits high-value targets at up to 80 km; the universal launcher carries interchangeable pods, enabling vehicles to fire 122 mm Accular rockets to 40 km or Predator Hawk missiles reaching 300 km.
- Elbit previously secured anonymous European contracts, including a $130 million deal in 2025, while The Netherlands, Denmark, and Germany ordered the EuroPULS version developed with KNDS.
- Greece finalized a $750 million defense agreement for the Hellenic Armed Forces in April 2026, while Israel has operated the PULS as Lahav since 2020 on HEMTT trucks, and Serbia ordered launchers in 2024.
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Elbit secures $235 million contract with European country for PULS launcher and EXTRA-MR rockets
Three-year contract covers delivery of the medium‑range variant of Elbit’s EXTRA supersonic rocket, along with PULS launchers, related platforms, and integrated logistics support
Israel's defense team Elbit Systems signed a $235 million contract to supply Azerbaijan with modern PULS rocket systems and high-quality Extra-MR missiles, reporting to the Israeli publication Globes with reference to informed sources.
Mystery European buyer signs $235M Israeli rocket deal
Israel’s Elbit Systems has won a contract worth about $235 million to supply PULS rocket artillery launchers and EXTRA-MR precision-guided rockets to an unnamed European country, along with additional rocket artillery platforms and integrated logistics support, the company said. Elbit did not identify the customer or say how many launchers and rockets the deal covers, […]
Israeli Defense Contractor Reportedly Inks $235 Million Rocket Deal with Azerbaijan
The Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems announced Monday that it had secured a $235 million contract to supply medium range rockets and the relevant rocket artillery systems to a European client, under a government-to-government agreement between the Israeli Ministry of Defense and the client nation’s Ministry of Defense.
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