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Greece approves over $3.4B in air defenses for Achilles’ Shield

Greece approves over $3.4B in air defenses for Achilles’ ShieldPhoto: Breaking Defense

The system would reportedly rely heavily on Israeli tech as Athens, like other world capitals, rushes build a national “shield” against aerial threats

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