Greece’s Ministry of National Defence has outlined its 2025 objectives as part of the comprehensive "Agenda 2030" reform plan, aiming to modernise the armed forces and enhance their connection with society. Key initiatives include upgrading military healthcare facilities, launching a new housing program for service members, and advancing defence capabilities with the acquisition of FDI frigates and upgraded F-16 Vipers. Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasised that these reforms reflect a balanced approach, integrating conservative values with progressive reforms to strengthen Greece’s national security and support its military personnel.
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The CENTAUR, an innovative anti-drone system developed by the Hellenic Aerospace Industry, is currently being constructed and deployed on MEKO frigates. With its successful operational use in the Red Sea against Houthi UAVs, it has proven to be a vital asset in electronic warfare and naval defense, offering significant capabilities at a low cost.
Greece aims to build the strongest Armed Forces in its history by 2030, ensuring unparalleled security for its citizens, according to Defence Minister Nikos Dendias. Key measures include a comprehensive anti-missile defence dome, enhanced naval deterrence in the Aegean, and the deployment of the advanced ‘Kentavros’ anti-drone system on Greek frigates. These initiatives mark a significant modernisation of Greece’s military capabilities.
After a prolonged delay, the Greek Navy is poised for a significant overhaul as the…