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Greece and Israel have signed a $3.5 billion defense deal to create the Achilles Shield, an integrated defense network. This agreement comes amid shifting regional alliances and concerns over threats from Iran and Turkiye. The deal highlights Israel's strategy of arms diplomacy and the growing military cooperation between Greece and Israel despite public skepticism towards Israel.
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Greece and Israel have signed a $3.5 billion defense deal to create the Achilles Shield, an integrated defense network. This agreement comes amid shifting regional alliances and concerns over threats from Iran and Turkiye. The deal highlights Israel's strategy of arms diplomacy and the growing military cooperation between Greece and Israel despite public skepticism towards Israel.
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