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Achilles Shield protects Cyprus, Greece, and Israel against Turkey, says Defence Minister

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Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas stated that the "Achilles Shield" military agreement between Greece and Israel provides protection for Greece, Israel, and Cyprus.
The minister identified Turkey as a common threat and risk facing the three nations.
The military agreement is designed to enhance security and strategic cooperation within the Eastern Mediterranean region.

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Cypriot Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas stated on Thursday that the military agreement between Greece and Israel to develop the "Achilles Shield" serves as a protective shield for Greece, Israel, and Cyprus. According to Palmas, the initiative protects all three nations against what he described as a common threat and danger posed by Turkey.

Palmas emphasized that the agreement strengthens security and strategic cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean. He noted that Greece, Cyprus, and Israel face shared risks in the region, framing the joint defense development as a key measure to address these challenges.

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