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Greece Signs $750 Million Deal for Israel’s PULS Rocket Artillery

The purchase signals a shift toward mobile long‑range strike capabilities, reflecting a broader European move to modern rocket artillery.

Overview

  • A Monday agreement signed in Athens awards $750 million to Elbit Systems to supply PULS rocket artillery to the Hellenic Armed Forces.
  • The contract covers four years of deliveries followed by a ten‑year period of sustainment and support.
  • The package includes launchers plus training rockets, precision‑guided rockets for different ranges, and loitering munitions.
  • Elbit says the modular launcher can mount on wheeled or tracked vehicles, which helps cut integration, maintenance, and training costs.
  • Elbit did not say how many launchers Greece will get, though Haaretz reports parliament approved 36 in December 2025.