The issue of Greece’s defense was already more complex for the country than for other NATO member-states.
The issue of Greece’s defense was already more complex for the country than for other NATO member-states. In recent years, however, the need to reduce dependencies and develop a domestic defense industry has become imperative.
Steps have been taken in this direction. They must be continued because the distance that must be covered for Greece to become a producer and not just a customer of weapons systems is big.
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