Greece set to buy Israeli air defence system for €3 billion
Athens will formalize a military agreement with Israel on Monday for a multi-layer air defence system valued at approximately €3 billion, or $3.5 billion, as part of its broader defence modernisation. The deal, already approved by Greece's security council, encompasses advanced missile systems across short, medium and long ranges.

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Israel's Defence Ministry said the deal, coined Achilles Shield, was one of the country's largest defence exports. The South China Morning Post reported it is the largest defence deal ever between Israel and Greece.
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