Under Erdogan's nose: Greece signs a mega deal with Elbit

Elbit Systems has won a $235 million contract to supply PULS launchers and precision rockets with a range of up to 80 km. Maariv has learned that the buyer is Greece, as part of its 'Achilles' program to strengthen its defense.

Elbit Systems announced to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange a $235 million contract to supply PULS launchers and precision EXTRA-MR rockets with a range of up to 80 km to a European customer. The contract will be executed under a government-to-government agreement between the Israeli Ministry of Defense and the defense ministry of the customer country, over three years. Maariv has learned that the buyer is Greece, as part of its 'Achilles' program to strengthen its defense. Elbit Systems' President and CEO, Bezhalel Machlis, said the win strengthens the company's global position and reflects growing international demand for advanced rocket and launcher capabilities.