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  1. Italy and Greece signed a defense agreement for the joint development of FREMM-class frigates.
  2. Greece purchased navy frigates from the Italian industry, including Fincantieri.
  3. The Hellenic Navy is acquiring Italian FREMM-class frigates and installing Vulcano guns.

Greece seeks Italian minehunters for urgent naval fleet upgrade

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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What happened

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Athens is examining the acquisition of two second-hand Italian minehunters, which are likely from the Lerici/Gaeta family. This requirement is urgent because the Hellenic Navy’s Mine Warfare Command currently operates only two aging vessels. The final cost of the purchase will depend on the scale of refurbishment and modernization required.

From inewsgr.com

Why it matters

Some supportBrind's analysis of the reports

The acquisition represents significant government expenditure by Greece for naval assets. This procurement effort aligns with Greece’s ongoing acquisition of Italian FREMM-class frigates and Vulcano guns from the Italian industry.

The Hellenic Navy is acquiring Italian FREMM-class frigates and installing Vulcano guns, having previously purchased navy frigates from the Italian industry, including Fincantieri.

From inewsgr.com

Who's involved

  • AthensAdministrative center of Greece undertaking the naval acquisition
  • ItalyPotential supplier of the second-hand Italian minehunters
  • GreeceNation undertaking the urgent naval fleet modernization

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ItalySpeculative

    Italy could see direct revenue from the sale of second-hand minehunters to the Hellenic Navy.

Possible ripples

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Coverage

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