Greece and US Announce $4 Billion FMS and Stryker Vehicles
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On Wednesday, 7 October, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Greek Foreign Minister Georgios Gerapritis held the sixth round of the US-Greece Strategic Dialogue, agreeing to purchase military products for $4 billion. "Greece and the United States reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthen long-standing cooperation in defence and security. The US and Greece announced a $4 billion military equipment sale in support of Greece's long-term…
The joint communiqué of the 6th Greece-US Strategic Dialogue focuses on the further deepening of defense, economic and energy cooperation, in which the announcement of US sales of military equipment through FMS amounting to 4 billion dollars is of particular importance. The purchase is made within the framework of the long-term Greek defense planning, as well as the finalization of cooperation with the Florida National Guard and the concession o…
"The two sides committed to deepening defense relations, boosting trade and investment, and promoting cultural ties."
Greece and the United States have signed new agreements in Athens to strengthen defense and security cooperation. Under the US Overseas Military Sales program, a $4 billion sale of military equipment to Greece was agreed upon, including the delivery of Stryker armored vehicles.
The 6th round of the US-Greece Strategic Dialogue took place in Athens, the capital of Greece, with the participation of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. According to the joint statement issued at the end of the talks, Rubio and Greece...
During the 6th round of the US-Greece Strategic Dialogue, it was reported that the US decided to sell $4 billion worth of military equipment to Greece under the FMS program. In talks in Athens, the parties pledged to strengthen cooperation in defense, trade, and cybersecurity.
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