‘Israeli’ Defense Ministry Director General Amir Baram and his Greek counterpart, Ioannis Bouras sign the deal.
‘Israel’ announces three-billion-euro weapons export deal with Greece
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1 hour ago|‘Israel's’ defence ministry announced Monday it had signed a deal with Athens worth approximately three billion euros to set up an "Achilles Shield" aerial defence system for Greece.
"Under the deal, Israel will build Greece a comprehensive, multi-layered air defence array, drawing entirely on Israeli-made systems and on the extensive operational experience Israel's defence establishment has gained during the war," the ministry said in a statement,
It added that "this is the largest defence export deal in the history of Israel-Greece relations, and one of the largest in the history of the State of Israel".
