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  1. Defense cooperation and potential security imbalances involving Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus are being discussed in the context of missile systems and UAVs in the Eastern Mediterranean.
  2. Cyprus and Greece are sharing strategic interests regarding defense and technology.

Greece considers major defense procurement, while Cyprus acquires Barak-8 systems and IAI systems are deployed in Germany's defense network.

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Greece considers major defense procurement, while Cyprus acquires Barak-8 systems and IAI systems are deployed in Germany's defense network.

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  1. Defense cooperation agreement extension regarding Greece's major defense procurement and the largest Israeli defense export package.Sub-event
  2. Greece finalized an agreement to acquire a new air defense system.1 source
  3. A Greek startup based in Milan showcased its technology for a US Army exhibition, targeting the EU.Sub-event
  4. Greece integrates the Heron system into its defense build-up.Sub-event
  5. Cyprus acquires BARAK MX systems and rejects Greek Leopard tanks amid defense discussions.1 source
  6. Serbia partners with Israeli company Elbit Systems, and Greece approves a multi-layer air defense system from Israel.Sub-event
  7. Greece and Cyprus are procuring major air defense systems and tightening their strategic alliance.1 source
  8. Defense procurement and technology acquisition by Greece, Cyprus, and Czech Republic.1 source

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