Elbit Systems will serve as the prime contractor, supplying Greece with PULS launchers along with a comprehensive munitions package that includes guided rockets with varying ranges. The agreement will be implemented over four years, followed by an additional 10-year support and maintenance period, making it a long-term partnership between the two countries.
The PULS system is a multi-purpose launcher capable of firing missiles and rockets across a range of distances. Greece joins several NATO countries that have acquired the system in recent years. As part of the deal, some components will be produced by Greek defense industries, reflecting Athens’ policy of promoting local manufacturing in defense procurement.
The signing ceremony in Athens was attended by Brig. Gen. (res.) Yair Kulas, head of SIBAT (the International Defense Cooperation Directorate) at Israel’s Defense Ministry, Lt. Gen. Ioannis Bouras, head of the General Directorate for Defense Investments and Armaments at Greece’s Ministry of Defense, and Udi Vered, general manager of Elbit Land.