Americans and Greeks Agree on a Major Military Deal. It's Worth Four Billion Dollars
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Greece has finalized a deal with the United States to purchase weapons and military equipment worth about $4 billion, during a visit to Athens by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The agreement is part of expanded defense cooperation between the two countries and includes new weapons systems, modernization of fighter jets and support for the Greek helicopter fleet, reports Telegrafi. About $1.2 billion will be spent on the purchase of high-prec…
The USA and Greece agreed on the sale of military equipment worth 4 billion. dollars to strengthen the Greek defense. The agreement also includes deepening cooperation in security, economy and the fight against terrorism.
The new supplies are reportedly part of the update of the Single Medium-Term Development and Modernisation Programme (EMBAE) and are therefore expected to be approved by Parliament in the next period
The United States and Greece have reached an agreement on the sale of $4 billion worth of military equipment, including the supply of Stryker armored vehicles to Greece. This marks a new development in Greece's efforts to acquire Stryker armored combat vehicles from the US inventory. The agreement was reached during US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to Athens. […] 🚆
Mr. Marinakis focused particularly on the 6th Greece-US Strategic Dialogue
New data is emerging in Greek defense following the announcement by Athens and Washington of a massive package of U.S. military hardware, worth a total of $4 billion, through the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program. The agreement was announced in the framework of the 6th Greece-US Strategic Dialogue, with Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and his American counterpart Marco Rubio. Article What is changing in Greece's defence? This is the $4 b…
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