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Greece Approves Military Upgrades and Faces Budgetary Constraints

The Greek government approved the procurement of a fourth FDI frigate and upgrades for three existing ones, alongside a €600 million support package for Rafale fighter jets, raising budgetary concerns.

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EAB to Develop Electronic Warfare Suite for FDI Frigates

EAB proposes developing an electronic warfare suite for Greece's FDI frigates, including the battle-proven Centaur C-UAS system, aiming for a 25% industrial return (€200 million) if a fourth frigate is ordered, and collaborating with Israeli companies for advanced technology transfer.

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Hellenic Navy's FDI Belharra Delivery Delayed, Offering Upgrade Opportunity

Greece's first FDI Belharra frigate, "Kimon," is expected by late 2025, but full integration will take until 2026; this delay allows for additional system installations, while A50 Sylver launchers will be reused on the fourth frigate for cost savings; further FDI sales depend on the "Kimon"'s succes...

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Greece to Receive Four More MH-60 Romeo Anti-Submarine Helicopters

By April 2026, the Hellenic Navy will receive four additional MH-60 Romeo helicopters, bringing the total to seven, enhancing its anti-submarine warfare capabilities and bolstering its naval power against modern Turkish submarines.

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Greece Finalizes Contract for Fourth FDI Belharra Frigate

Greece is finalizing its contract for a fourth FDI Belharra frigate, named "Themistoklis", costing under €800 million, including €200 million in industrial returns for Greece, significantly enhancing its naval capabilities in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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