Israel and Greece have signed a multibillion-dollar weapons agreement described as the largest defense deal between the two countries. The package is expected to expand military cooperation, strengthen air and missile defense capabilities, and support long-term security planning. Officials say the agreement reflects growing strategic ties amid wider regional tensions. Details about the systems, delivery schedule, and total value were not immediately disclosed, but the deal could deepen coordination between the countries’ armed forces and defense industries in coming years.
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