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Greece and Israel advance air-defense cooperation

A Greek report discusses the advantages and drawbacks of the Shield of Achilles and how a Greek-Israeli agreement could change Greece's air defense. The supplied information does not specify the agreement's operational details.

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The cooperation could alter regional military planning and defense balances in the eastern Mediterranean.

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