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Greece signs $3.5B 'Achilles Shield' deal, becoming first EU nation with integrated Israeli air defense architecture
defense-and-tech1 month ago

Greece signs $3.5B 'Achilles Shield' deal, becoming first EU nation with integrated Israeli air defense architecture

Israel and Greece signed a €3.035 billion ($3.52 billion) agreement for the 'Achilles Shield,' the first integrated national air defense architecture sold by Israel to another country. The deal includes David's Sling, Barak MX, SPYDER, and MMR radars, linked by AI-based command and control. It is part of a broader $15 billion surge in Israeli air defense exports to Europe since 2021, driven by Russian aggression and US supply bottlenecks. Greece aims for full operational capability by 2029, while Israel's defense industry sees record growth and job creation.

Greece Signs $3.5B 'Achilles Shield' Deal for Integrated Israeli Air Defense
world1 month ago

Greece Signs $3.5B 'Achilles Shield' Deal for Integrated Israeli Air Defense

Israel and Greece signed a $3.5 billion agreement on August 31, 2026, for the 'Achilles Shield,' the first integrated national air defense architecture sold by Israel. The deal includes David's Sling, Barak MX, SPYDER, and MMR radars, linked by an AI command system. It replaces aging Russian systems, counters Turkish threats, and boosts Israel's export record despite diplomatic isolation.

Greece and Israel Sign Record $3.6 Billion Air Defense Pact to Counter Regional Rivals
defense-and-geopolitics1 month ago

Greece and Israel Sign Record $3.6 Billion Air Defense Pact to Counter Regional Rivals

Greece and Israel are set to sign a historic €3.1 billion ($3.6 billion) defense agreement in Tel Aviv, marking Israel’s largest-ever export deal. The 'Achilles Shield' project replaces aging Russian and European systems with a multilayered Israeli air defense network, including David’s Sling, Barak MX, and SPYDER systems, integrated via AI. The deal aims to counter threats from Turkey and Iran, bolstering a strategic triangle with Cyprus while boosting Israel’s global defense market despite diplomatic pressures.