Greece has initiated a significant investment, allocating €3.1 billion for the development of an extensive national air and missile defense system. This ambitious project will establish a fully integrated network across the country, bolstering its security posture. The primary partner in this endeavor is Israel, reflecting a strategic alliance focused on enhanced protection capabilities. Initial reports indicate that the program’s core components include advanced radar systems and sophisticated interceptor missiles. Experts anticipate completion within approximately five years, marking a substantial upgrade to Greece's existing defenses.
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