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LandEuropeAug 31, 2026

Israel signs $3.5 billion air defence deal with Greece

Israel signed a $3.5 billion agreement to build Greece's Achilles Shield multi-layered air and missile defense network. The system integrates David's Sling, Barak MX and Spyder platforms. It reinforces NATO's southeastern flank against regional threats. The deal marks major Israeli defense export success in Europe.

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