Israel has signed an agreement to sell Spike anti-tank missiles to Greece for 1.44 billion shekels ($400 million).
This was announced by the Israeli Ministry of Defense on Monday, Reuters reports.
The Spike is a guided anti-tank missile used by many EU and NATO countries, manufactured by the Israeli government defense contractor Rafael.
"Spike missiles will strengthen the portfolio of operational assets of the Greek Army, and we look forward to further expansion through strategic cooperation in the near future," said Rafael CEO Yoav Har-Even.
The Minister of Defense of Israel said that this agreement strengthens the ties between the countries.
Last week, Israel and Rafael said they would provide Finland with the advanced David's Sling air defense system after it formally joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization on April 4.