Greece has signed a deal to purchase 16 Exocet anti-ship missiles from France, aimed at enhancing its military capabilities amidst ongoing tensions with Turkey. This follows previous acquisitions of Rafale warplanes and Belharra-class frigates as part of a comprehensive procurement program. Defense Minister Nikos Dendias indicated a substantial military investment of 25 billion euros over the next decade to modernize Greece's military forces, showcasing an urgent response to evolving threats in high-tech warfare. The ongoing disputes with Turkey over territorial boundaries highlight the urgency of Greece's defense enhancements.
Greece's Defense Minister signed a deal for 16 anti-ship missiles amidst ongoing tensions with Turkey, demonstrating a commitment to boost military capabilities.
With military spending projected at 25 billion euros over the next decade, Greece aims to modernize its forces in response to evolving high-tech warfare.
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