Greece to Buy Achilles Shield from Israel

Greece has approved a plan to purchase the "Aegis Shield" defense system from Israel at a cost of 2.8 billion euros, aiming to enhance its defensive capabilities against missile threats and drones. This deal is part of a broad defense expenditure plan totaling 4.2 billion euros, which includes the purchase of C-390 Millennium transport aircraft, unmanned Heron drones, Apache helicopter missiles, and sonar systems for frigates, all intended to significantly upgrade its armed forces amid tensions with Turkey. Greece is one of the largest defense investors, allocating over 3% of its GDP to this sector, and is seeking to strengthen its military alliances with France and the United States through the purchase of Bellara frigates, Rafale fighter jets, and F-35 aircraft, as part of a comprehensive restructuring plan for its armed forces.

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