An Israeli C4I control centre will combine inputs from Israeli‑purchased ELM‑2084 radars and Greek fighter jets to track enemy drones in real time.
Israel will combine inputs from Israeli ELM‑2084 radars and Greek fighter jets to track enemy drones in real time Greece
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- An Israeli C4I control centre will combine inputs from Israeli‑purchased ELM‑2084 radars and Greek fighter jets to track enemy drones in real time.
A custom‑built Israeli C4I control centre will combine inputs from Israeli‑purchased ELM‑2084 radars and Greek fighter jets, allowing the system to track enemy drones in real time and minimise data‑transfer delays.
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Origin: extracted from Greece's alliance with Israel is becoming a domestic liability · 2026-09-06 19:56