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Greece Unveils $3.5 Billion Defence Deal with Israel to Build 'Achilles Shield
Greece and Israel have signed a $3.5 billion defence deal to build an integrated defence network to protect Greek territory, dubbed the Achilles Shield. The package aims to create a multilayered defence system for Greece's borders.
Greece and Israel have signed a $3.5 billion defense deal to build an integrated, multilayered defence network dubbed the Achilles Shield to protect Greek territory. The package brings together cutting-edge technologies from both countries to create a comprehensive system for detecting and countering cyber threats, missile strikes, and other security risks. This agreement marks a significant expansion of Greece's military capabilities and strengthens its strategic partnership with Israel.
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