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Israel and Greece have finalized a $3.5 billion weapons agreement, known as the Achilles Shield, which will enhance Greece's air defense capabilities. This deal occurs against a backdrop of increasing tensions between Greece and Turkiye, as well as deteriorating relations between Israel and Turkiye.
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Israel and Greece have finalized a $3.5 billion weapons agreement, known as the Achilles Shield, which will enhance Greece's air defense capabilities. This deal occurs against a backdrop of increasing tensions between Greece and Turkiye, as well as deteriorating relations between Israel and Turkiye.
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Israel and Greece Sign $3.5 Billion Weapons Agreement