Greece Nears Deal to Acquire Israeli Rocket Systems
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The Greek parliament will review a major defense purchase this week. A key committee plans to discuss the acquisition of advanced rocket launcher systems from Israel.
According to a report, the deal involves the purchase of modern rocket artillery. The systems are intended to strengthen the Hellenic Army's long-range firepower.
The Greek Parliament's Committee on Armaments and Contracts will examine the proposed procurement on Thursday. This review is a required step before the government can finalize the agreement.
If approved, the purchase would mark a significant expansion of military cooperation between Greece and Israel. Both nations have strengthened their defense ties in recent years.