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Achilles Shield Anti-Aircraft Defense Project

Sector: Government • Location: Athens, Greece

Source: Devdiscourse

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Greece is negotiating with Israel to procure advanced missile systems for the Achilles Shield, a comprehensive anti-aircraft defense initiative. The project is part of Greece's 28 billion euro military modernization strategy to be completed by 2036, including the purchase of 36 PULS artillery systems from Israel's Elbit. Greek companies will contribute 25% to the project, which aims to replace out

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Prospective
Sector
Government, Aerospace & Defense
Location
Athens, Greece
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Devdiscourse

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The project “Achilles Shield Anti-Aircraft Defense Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Government sector, located in Athens, Greece. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Devdiscourse.

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Greece is negotiating with Israel to procure advanced missile systems for the Achilles Shield, a comprehensive anti-aircraft defense initiative. The project is part of Greece's 28 billion euro military modernization strategy to be completed by 2036, including the purchase of 36 PULS artillery systems from Israel's Elbit. Greek companies will contribute 25% to the project, which aims to replace outdated Russian-made air defense systems with advanced Israeli technology.

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Greece

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Athens

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Government, Aerospace & Defense

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2025-11-17

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