08 October 2021
Czech Republic, Israel sign SPYDER air defence agreement
by Yaakov Lappin
Israel and the Czech Republic signed a government-to-government agreement covering the delivery of four Rafael SPYDER air defence systems on 5 October.
The agreement was signed in Prague by Czech Deputy Minister for Armaments and Acquisitions Lubor Koudelka and Israeli Ministry of Defense (MoD) Director Major General (res) Amir Eshel.
“This is the first time that Israel will deliver a full air defence system to a NATO country, and we are proud and thrilled that the Czech Republic is the one,” Eshel said.
Already a Janes subscriber? Read the full article via the
Client Login
Interested in subscribing, see What we do
Share
Israel and the Czech Republic signed a government-to-government agreement covering the delivery of f...
Details