Greece aims to develop an air defense system similar to Israel’s Iron Dome, says Defense Minister Nikos Dendias. He highlighted the need for protection against airborne threats, referencing Israel’s recent use of the Iron Dome. Dendias emphasized the urgency, acknowledging Turkey’s progress in this area and the need to catch up. The development is part of Greece’s defense strategy, with budget allocations set for the 2030 agenda.
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Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias outlined the ambitious Agenda 2030 plan, emphasizing the country’s procurement program for 35 Black Hawk helicopters and the goal of acquiring 200 modern fighter jets by 2030. With a focus on strengthening Greece’s defense capabilities, the plan also includes enhancing the navy fleet and fostering the domestic defense industry’s role in autonomous systems and missile defense. Dendias emphasized the importance of transitioning to 4.5- and 5th-generation aircraft while phasing out older models, highlighting the nation’s commitment to modernizing its armed forces
