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Greece Launches €4 Billion Defense Overhaul with New Air Shield and F‑16 Upgrades

  Hellenic Air Force F-16s fly during a military parade marking an anniversary of ‘Ochi’ Day in Thessaloniki, October 28, 2022. Greece has approved a major €4 billion defense modernization package, including a new multi‑layer air and drone defense system and upgrades to 38 F‑16 fighter jets. The move strengthens the country’s “Achilles Shield” program and deepens defense cooperation with Israel.  Greece Advances Major Defense Modernization Plan Greece’s national security council (KYSEA) has formally approved a sweeping defense upgrade valued at approximately €4 billion , marking one of the country’s most significant military investments in recent years.  🇬🇷 Key Components of the Package €3 billion multi-layer air and drone defense system , forming the backbone of the “Achilles Shield” program. Greece is in advanced talks with Israel to supply major missile system components.  Upgrade of 38 F‑16 fighter jets to the advanced Viper configuration, enhancing ...
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