Greece, Israel, and Cyprus to Establish Joint Rapid Reaction Force

Greece, Israel, and Cyprus are exploring the establishment of a joint rapid reaction force in the Eastern Mediterranean, according to reports. The proposed unit would consist of approximately 2,500 personnel, with 1,000 troops each from Greece and Israel, and 500 from Cyprus.

The primary objective of this brigade-level force is to protect subsea energy infrastructure and critical maritime assets amid rising regional tensions.

This initiative reflects ongoing security concerns in the Eastern Mediterranean, where geopolitical dynamics have been shifting. The collaboration among Greece, Israel, and Cyprus aims to enhance their collective defense capabilities in the face of these challenges.

For more on related coverage, see recent developments regarding geopolitical tensions in the region.

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