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Greece Acquires PULS Rocket Artillery System

April 6, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Greece acquires PULS rocket artillery system in $750 million deal.
Deal includes launchers, training rockets, and loitering munitions.
Contract spans four years with a ten-year support period.
Agreement includes industrial cooperation between Israel and Greece.

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Strategic Implications

This deal may signal a significant strengthening of Israel-Greece defense ties, suggesting a deepening strategic partnership in the Eastern Mediterranean. The acquisition could indicate Greece's efforts to modernize its defense systems, which may have implications for regional security dynamics.

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What Happened

Israel And Greece Deepen Defense Ties In $750 Million Deal

Israel’s Ministry of Defense and the Hellenic Ministry of National Defense have signed a $750 million agreement for Greece to acquire the Precise and Universal Launching System (PULS) rocket artillery system. The deal, announced by Israeli defense firm Elbit, includes the launchers, training rockets, precision-guided rockets, and loitering munitions, and will take place over four years with an additional ten-year period of follow-on support. The agreement is part of Greece’s efforts to modernize and expand its defense systems, and marks a significant deepening of defense cooperation between Israel and Greece. This development was first reported by Breaking Defense.

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