Greece to build ‘Achilles Shield’ defence dome with Israeli arms
Greece has approved a multibillion-dollar purchase of Israeli defense systems to establish an "Achilles Shield" protective dome. The decision was made by Greece's KYSEA foreign affairs and defence council on Thursday.

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AI-generatedGreece has approved a multibillion-dollar purchase of Israeli defense systems to establish an "Achilles Shield" protective dome. The decision was made by Greece's KYSEA foreign affairs and defence council on Thursday. Approximately €3 billion of a larger €4.2 billion spending plan will be allocated to these Israeli-made anti-missile, anti-aircraft, and anti-drone weapons. Defence Minister Nikos Dendias stated that Greece is entering a "new era" with this significant defense upgrade. The purpose of this initiative is to enhance Greece's protective capabilities.
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5 extractedGreece’s KYSEA foreign affairs and defence council approved major contracts.
Greece has entered a new era, a new reality.
Approximately €3 billion of a €4.2 billion spending will go towards Israeli-made systems.
Greece will set up an 'Achilles Shield' protective dome with the new weaponry.
Greece approved the purchase of Israeli anti-missile, anti-aircraft and anti-drone weaponry.