Israel to supply Greek Cypriot Administration with new offshore patrol vessel
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- Anadolu Agency
- Published Date: 08:28 PM 26 October 2026
- Updated Date: 08:35 PM 26 October 2026
Israel and the Greek Cypriot Administration signed an agreement Monday for the acquisition of a new offshore patrol vessel equipped with advanced naval systems, according to a Defense Ministry statement.
The agreement was signed during a ceremony on the island by Israeli Defense Ministry Director Amir Baram and Stelios Kountouris, acting permanent secretary of the Greek Cypriot Administration's Defense Ministry.
Under the deal, Israel will supply a patrol vessel built by Israel Shipyards and fitted with a range of naval systems manufactured by Israeli defense company Rafael.
Systems aboard the administration's existing Israel Shipyards-built patrol vessel, Ioannides, will also be upgraded.
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