Israel’s Ministry of Defense announced today the agreement for the sale of Spike anti-tank missiles to Greece, in a deal valued at around 370 million euros, according to Reuters.

According to the Israeli ministry, the missiles will be manufactured by the state-owned company Rafael.

“This project adds to a series of agreements between the State of Israel and the Hellenic Republic and further emphasizes the strong cooperation between our two countries and our defense, as well as our shared commitment to ensuring stability in the region,” he said. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallad.

A government-to-government defense exports agreement was signed between the Israel Ministry of Defense and the Hellenic Ministry of National Defence to acquire Rafael’s “Spike” missiles. The agreement was led by the IMoD’s SIBAT and is valued at approximately 370 million Euros. pic.twitter.com/694lWwu6Xx

— Ministry of Defense (@Israel_MOD) April 10, 2023

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