Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Israel, Germany expand Arrow-3 air defense
Israel and Germany have agreed to spend a lot of money to make their Arrow-3 air defense system even better.
This new deal is worth $3.1 billion and adds to a previous agreement they made two years ago.
Together, both deals cost about $6.7 billion.
The system is made by a company called Israeli Aerospace Industries.
This is important because it helps protect both countries from missiles and other threats in the air.
Israel and Germany signed a $3.1 billion contract to expand the Arrow-3 air and missile defense system.
The contract complements an initial purchase agreement signed two years ago.
Combined, the two agreements total approximately $6.7 billion.
The system is manufactured by Israeli Aerospace Industries.
The deal was announced by Israel’s defence ministry on December 18.
- Who
- Israel and Germany
- What
- Signed a contract to expand the Arrow-3 air and missile defense system
- When
- December 18
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To enhance air and missile defense capabilities
- Contract Value
- $3.1 billion
- Total Combined Value
- $6.7 billion
- Manufacturer
- Israeli Aerospace Industries
- Signing Date
- December 18
- Initial Agreement
- Two years ago