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SECURITY & DEFENSE • EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN

Israel, Greece and Cyprus plan closer defense cooperation

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Defense officials from Israel, Greece and Cyprus agreed to form a working group for their defense industries and expand maritime-security cooperation. They also rejected the Turkey-Libya maritime deal, according to The Jerusalem Post.

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Why it matters

The agreement concerns security cooperation in the eastern Mediterranean, but the article does not identify a direct effect on U.S. businesses, security or households. The immediate parties affected are the three countries and Turkey.