Greece mulls Russian arms deal
According to insider reports, the Greek government is in talks on sealing high-profile arms deal, buying Russian BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles.
Greek media estimate the deal at over €1.2 billion ($1.76 billion). However, the Greek General Staff has refused to confirm the report. The purchase would be one of the largest arms deals between Russia and a NATO member state. In the 1990s, Greece acquired over $1 billion worth of Russian weapons. Russian Air Defense system TOR-M1, Kornet and Fagot antitank weapons are in service with the Greek Armed Forces. Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis is set to visit Russia on December 17-19. (RIA Novosti)
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