"Iron Dome" in Europe? Europeans are concerned about Russia and are seeking defense from Israel.
European countries, concerned about Russian missiles, are turning to Israel and purchasing its highly effective air defense systems, such as Arrow 3 and David's Sling. Germany has already signed the largest arms deal in Israel's history, with other countries like Finland and Slovakia following suit. What impact could this trend have on European security and the future of the defense industry? Our analyst Azriel Bermant answers for the Brazilian newspaper Estadão.
European countries, increasingly concerned about the growing threat from Russia, have decided to invest in Israeli air defense systems to strengthen their security. Germany, as one of Europe’s leading powers, has signed a historic deal to acquire the Arrow 3 system, making it the largest arms deal in Israel’s history. Finland, Slovakia, and Cyprus have joined this trend and secured their own systems, which have already proven effective in real combat conditions, particularly during conflicts in the Middle East. This growing reliance on Israeli technologies raises questions about the future of European security and its military cooperation with Israel. What impact will this trend have on Europe’s military independence and its relationships with other global powers?
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