In April Greece agreed to spend €650 million on rocket artillery launchers, precision‑guided missiles and a 10‑year support package from Elbit Systems.
Greece agreed to spend €650 million on rocket artillery, missiles and a support package from Elbit Systems Elbit Systems
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- In April Greece agreed to spend €650 million on rocket artillery launchers, precision‑guided missiles and a 10‑year support package from Elbit Systems.
In April, Greece agreed to spend €650m on 36 rocket artillery launchers, precision‑guided missiles with ranges of up to 300km, loitering munitions and a 10‑year support package from Israel’s largest arms manufacturer, Elbit Systems.
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Origin: extracted from Greece's alliance with Israel is becoming a domestic liability · 2026-09-06 19:56