Greece signs $3.5bn missile deal with Israel amid Iran war, Turkey concerns

Greece has finalized a $3.5 billion missile procurement agreement with Israel, driven by perceived threats from the US-Israel conflict with Iran and Turkey's expanding military capabilities. The deal marks a significant deepening of Greek-Israeli defense ties and a shift in regional deterrence posture. Analysts note the purchase is a direct response to regional instability and Turkey's growing defense industry, though delivery timelines and system specifics remain unconfirmed.