Greece strengthens its army with 16 anti -missiles from France

Greece signed a new security agreement with France on Monday 16 Anti -Monser Missing Missile Acquisition, One of the last series Armed purchase To strengthen the country’s military skills. During the official visit to the Greek capital, Defense Minister Nikos Tendiyas signed an agreement with his French opponent, Sebastian Legornu in Athens on Monday.

Although ministers They do not reveal the value of the contractThis is a continuation of Greece’s growing relationships. “Greece is not threatened, but is threatened,” Tendiaz said in a joint statement to newspapers Tense Greece relationship with TurgiaAlong with him, he retained a long -standing conflict over regional limits in the Aegean Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean.

Two NATO friendly countries contradict The military is several times in recent decades. Missile acquisition adds a comprehensive modernization plan of Greece, which launched many years later Costs of safety During the 2010-2018 financial crisis.

Pre -acquisitions of France There are 24 Rafale fighters And three warships from the Belharra class. Tendiaz said they were Conducting conversations In connecting the fourth warship, France also offers NH-90 military helicopters. Athens plans to invest 25,000 million euros over the next decade Modernize its armed forces and adapt to the new forms of high -Tech war.

In his speech in Parliament at the beginning of the month, Tendiyas outlined the change of regular organizations Toward the most active military model And technically advanced, which includes Missile networks improved by artificial intelligenceTrones and mobile command units. Security reform involves and reflects all the branches of the armed forces Grease With key partners like France, Israel and the United States.