- 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.
- 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.
Serbia partners with Israeli company Elbit Systems, and Greece approves a multi-layer air defense system from Israel.
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Serbia partners with Israeli company Elbit Systems, and Greece approves a multi-layer air defense system from Israel.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Greece acquired an air defense system from Israel.1 source
Baram signed a defense export agreement, leading to Israel building a multi-layered air defense array for Greece.1 source
Serbia and Greece sign new defense deals with Israeli defense firms.1 source
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