Greece is preparing to sign a $3.6 billion agreement with Israel for an integrated air-defense system, reportedly named the “Achilles Shield.” The planned network is intended to strengthen protection against drones, missiles, and other aerial threats as Athens reassesses its security environment. Officials describe the deal as a major modernization effort, while its reported focus on Turkey and Iran reflects broader regional tensions. The agreement could deepen defense cooperation between Greece and Israel and reshape southeastern Europe’s overall military balance.
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