Greece buys rocket battery from Israel's Elbit

Greece on Monday signed a deal to buy rocket-launchers from Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems, turning to a close security partner to beef up its air defences. According to a Greek source with knowledge of the deal, the contract signed on Monday provides for the purchase of some 690 million euros' ($797 million) worth of Elbit's Precise & Universal Launching System (PULS).

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