Greece buying all-Israeli air defense system in massive $3.5 billion deal
Greece signed a $3.5 billion deal Monday with Israel to develop a multilayered air defense array for Athens to counter threats ranging from ballistic missiles to drones.
Greece has entered into a significant agreement with Israel, valued at $3.5 billion. This deal focuses on the development of a comprehensive, multi-layered air defense system for Athens. The new system is designed to provide protection against a wide spectrum of aerial threats, including ballistic missiles and drones.
- Greece signed a $3.5 billion deal with Israel.
- The deal involves developing a multilayered air defense array.
- The system aims to counter threats like ballistic missiles and drones.
- The air defense array is intended for Athens.
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