IAI Arrow (Izrael)
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Ma hajnalban az izraeliek légicsapást hajtottak végre Palmüra környékén, amire a szírek több Sz-200 indítással válaszoltak. Az izraeliek azt állítják, hogy a gépeik nem voltak veszélyben, viszont a civil lakosság védelmében a légvédelem közbeavatkozott, és az egyik rakétát egy Arrow3 az izraeli légtérben sikeresen elfogta.
http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...n-sam-fired-at-israeli-jets-following-strikes
http://www.timesofisrael.com/jordan-finds-fragments-from-missile-interception-no-injuries/
http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...n-sam-fired-at-israeli-jets-following-strikes
http://www.timesofisrael.com/jordan-finds-fragments-from-missile-interception-no-injuries/
Sikeres Arrow-3 teszt.
http://www.israelhayom.com/2018/02/...sts-arrow-3-long-range-missile-interceptor-2/
http://www.israelhayom.com/2018/02/...sts-arrow-3-long-range-missile-interceptor-2/
Az arab emirátusokban pár éve még tilos volt olyan térképet árulni amire Izrael volt írva Palesztina helyett - most meg tőlük vesznek rakétát. Mekkorát fordult a világ...
Németország jelentÅs fegyvervásárlást üthet nyélbe - Arrow 3 rakétavédelmi rendszert szerezhetnek
Németország tárgyalásokat folytat az Arrow 3 rakétavédelmi rendszer megvásárlásáról IzraeltÅl. Berlin célja, hogy megerÅsÃtse fegyveres erÅit az ukrajnai orosz inváziót követÅen, erre idén 100 milliárd eurós keret áll rendelkezésre â Ãrta meg a Reuters.
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Israel pushes US to sell Arrow-3 air defense missile system to Germany | Defense News December 2022 Global Security army industry | Defense Security global news industry army year 2022 | Archive News year
Israel pushes the United States to give the green light for the sale of Arrow-3 air defense missile systems to Germany.
Napokon belül bejelenthetik a németek az ARROW 3 beszerzését...
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Germany could announce the purchase of Arrow 3 air defense missile systems in the next few days | Defense News March 2023 Global Security army industry | Defense Security global news industry army year 2023 | Archive News year
Germany could announce next week the purchase of Israeli-made Arrow 3 air defense missile systems.
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Az izraeli sajto szokas szerint jobban informalt es nincs annyira kontrollalva - reszletek:
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Arrow 3 Photo: Ministry of Defense
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was given approval in principle by US President Joe Biden last Friday to buy Israel's Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system during his visit to Washington, according to reports.
Germany has been waiting several months for a US decision on the procurement of the Arrow 3 system from Israel, which would be partially financed by the Americans. Germany had already made the decision to buy Israel's Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system for an estimated €3 billion as part of its new defense strategy following the war between Russia and Ukraine, and the need for protection from Russia's ballistic missiles. Israel has already approved the sale in talks with the Germans and has been waiting for the US green light on the matter before closing final details regarding deployment, timetables and manufacturing the required interceptors as part of the deal.
The Arrow 3 will be deployed alongside its existing US terminal high altitude area defense system (THAAD) with capabilities to protect against ballistic missiles, including missiles with unconventional payloads. German plans that were published last year will now move ahead for the procurement of Green Pine missile defense radar systems and several interceptor stations that will provide protection for large parts of Central Europe.
Germany's plan for missile protection is called Sky Shield, of which procurement of the Arrow 3 is only a part. The aim is to handle threats ranging from rockets to hypersonic missiles, such as those operated by Russia. The cost of the plan will be enormous. So far, 17 countries have joined Germany, including Sweden and Denmark just last month - and it will form a collective defense concept for large parts of Europe bordering Russia, the new-old threat in the region. It is already clear that Germany, due to its excellent relations with Israel and the US, will be responsible for operating a large part of the Arrow 3 system, including radar systems and interceptors that will be stationed in various places around the country.
The deal: Significant lever of influence in Europe
This deal, if indeed it is announced in the coming weeks after months of waiting, will not only be a financial bonanza for Israel's defense industries (the system was developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in collaboration with Boeing), but will give Israel a significant lever of influence over Europe. The protection of all of Central Europe from the threat of Russian missiles, which is becoming more and more relevant as the countries deepen their involvement in the war in Ukraine, will be carried out through a "Made in Israel" defense system.
It is possible that reports of a possible upcoming visit by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Germany are related to this cooperation, and that the deal will be announced during the visit, if it takes place.
he German media reported on Scholz's "unusual visit" to the White House last weekend, which lasted only about an hour, and was not accompanied by a press conference, any detailed summary or include meals or celebratory events. Apparently, during the visit, at the end of which the two leaders declared that the countries were "fully coordinated" regarding Ukraine, US approval was given to advance negotiations with Israel for the procurement of Arrow 3, which is an almost final approval.
Germany in the forefront of defending Europe
According to reports in the French media, the German initiative called ESSI has aroused anger in Paris, among other things because it puts Germany in the forefront of defending Europe, and not NATO or France. Western European nations like Spain and Portugal, as well as France, have still to join the initiative. The French are interested in developing an independent European missile defense system.
Israel and Germany already have productive security cooperation, including in the field of drones, in which IAI and the Israel Air Force lease about seven Heron-TP type drones to the German army, in a deal worth €1 billion. Recently, it was also decided to arm the drones with Israeli missiles, after years of debate on the ethics of the step. Germany has also sold advanced submarines to Israel, for €3 billion. In a previous meeting between Scholz and former Prime Minister Yair Lapid, the German Chancellor said, "We are very eager to work with Israel in this area (security), including in the area of air defense where Israel has a very effective product."
A report on the German plan previously published in "Bild" said that the system's powerful Green Pine radar will be deployed in three centers in Germany, and the information from them will be transmitted to the air force base in Uedem, in the west of Germany. The interceptor missile launchers will be stationed in various places in Germany, and possibly other countries as well. This is why the final procurement cost may be higher than €3 billion, because of the need to protect larger parts of Europe. The German officials quoted in "Bild" estimated that the system could be operational by 2025, but it could be later due to delays in receiving US approval.
Published by Globes, Israel business news - en.globes.co.il - on March 8, 2023.
Masik erdekes cikk ennek az uzletnek a hosszutavu hatasairol, meg szeptemberbol: https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-germany-1001424396
US reportedly approves German procurement of Arrow 3
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US reportedly approves German procurement of Arrow 3
Arrow 3 Photo: Ministry of Defense
"The €3 billion deal for the Israeli anti-missile system looks set to go ahead after German Chancellor Olaf Scholz met with US President Joe Biden last Friday.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was given approval in principle by US President Joe Biden last Friday to buy Israel's Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system during his visit to Washington, according to reports.
Germany has been waiting several months for a US decision on the procurement of the Arrow 3 system from Israel, which would be partially financed by the Americans. Germany had already made the decision to buy Israel's Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system for an estimated €3 billion as part of its new defense strategy following the war between Russia and Ukraine, and the need for protection from Russia's ballistic missiles. Israel has already approved the sale in talks with the Germans and has been waiting for the US green light on the matter before closing final details regarding deployment, timetables and manufacturing the required interceptors as part of the deal.
The Arrow 3 will be deployed alongside its existing US terminal high altitude area defense system (THAAD) with capabilities to protect against ballistic missiles, including missiles with unconventional payloads. German plans that were published last year will now move ahead for the procurement of Green Pine missile defense radar systems and several interceptor stations that will provide protection for large parts of Central Europe.
Germany's plan for missile protection is called Sky Shield, of which procurement of the Arrow 3 is only a part. The aim is to handle threats ranging from rockets to hypersonic missiles, such as those operated by Russia. The cost of the plan will be enormous. So far, 17 countries have joined Germany, including Sweden and Denmark just last month - and it will form a collective defense concept for large parts of Europe bordering Russia, the new-old threat in the region. It is already clear that Germany, due to its excellent relations with Israel and the US, will be responsible for operating a large part of the Arrow 3 system, including radar systems and interceptors that will be stationed in various places around the country.
The deal: Significant lever of influence in Europe
This deal, if indeed it is announced in the coming weeks after months of waiting, will not only be a financial bonanza for Israel's defense industries (the system was developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in collaboration with Boeing), but will give Israel a significant lever of influence over Europe. The protection of all of Central Europe from the threat of Russian missiles, which is becoming more and more relevant as the countries deepen their involvement in the war in Ukraine, will be carried out through a "Made in Israel" defense system.
It is possible that reports of a possible upcoming visit by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Germany are related to this cooperation, and that the deal will be announced during the visit, if it takes place.
he German media reported on Scholz's "unusual visit" to the White House last weekend, which lasted only about an hour, and was not accompanied by a press conference, any detailed summary or include meals or celebratory events. Apparently, during the visit, at the end of which the two leaders declared that the countries were "fully coordinated" regarding Ukraine, US approval was given to advance negotiations with Israel for the procurement of Arrow 3, which is an almost final approval.
Germany in the forefront of defending Europe
According to reports in the French media, the German initiative called ESSI has aroused anger in Paris, among other things because it puts Germany in the forefront of defending Europe, and not NATO or France. Western European nations like Spain and Portugal, as well as France, have still to join the initiative. The French are interested in developing an independent European missile defense system.
Israel and Germany already have productive security cooperation, including in the field of drones, in which IAI and the Israel Air Force lease about seven Heron-TP type drones to the German army, in a deal worth €1 billion. Recently, it was also decided to arm the drones with Israeli missiles, after years of debate on the ethics of the step. Germany has also sold advanced submarines to Israel, for €3 billion. In a previous meeting between Scholz and former Prime Minister Yair Lapid, the German Chancellor said, "We are very eager to work with Israel in this area (security), including in the area of air defense where Israel has a very effective product."
A report on the German plan previously published in "Bild" said that the system's powerful Green Pine radar will be deployed in three centers in Germany, and the information from them will be transmitted to the air force base in Uedem, in the west of Germany. The interceptor missile launchers will be stationed in various places in Germany, and possibly other countries as well. This is why the final procurement cost may be higher than €3 billion, because of the need to protect larger parts of Europe. The German officials quoted in "Bild" estimated that the system could be operational by 2025, but it could be later due to delays in receiving US approval.
Published by Globes, Israel business news - en.globes.co.il - on March 8, 2023.
Masik erdekes cikk ennek az uzletnek a hosszutavu hatasairol, meg szeptemberbol: https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-germany-1001424396
Már 4 milliárd EUR-nál jár a német Arrow 3 beszerzés
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Germany boosts defense with €4B acquisition of Israeli Arrow-3 air defense missile systems | Defense News June 2023 Global Security army industry | Defense Security global news industry army year 2023 | Archive News year
Germany has indicated its intention to purchase the Arrow-3 air defense missile system from Israel. The investment is estimated at a staggering 4 billion euros ($4.30 billion).
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Ezek sokkal érdekesebb adatok szerintem:Már 4 milliárd EUR-nál jár a német Arrow 3 beszerzés
Germany boosts defense with €4B acquisition of Israeli Arrow-3 air defense missile systems | Defense News June 2023 Global Security army industry | Defense Security global news industry army year 2023 | Archive News year
Germany has indicated its intention to purchase the Arrow-3 air defense missile system from Israel. The investment is estimated at a staggering 4 billion euros ($4.30 billion).
This move is part of Germany's strategy to enhance its air defense capabilities with an outlay of €17 billion towards a new multi-layered anti-missile shield. This system will incorporate the German IRIS-T, Israeli Arrow 3, and American PATRIOT air defense missile systems. The German government is currently in negotiations with Diehl Defence to acquire eight IRIS-T anti-missile systems.
The German Ministry of Defense has initiated the LVS NNbS program to overcome existing capability limitations in protecting ground troops and ensuring the safety of tactical operation centers, along with other assets, from short- and very short-range aerial threats.
The German government plans to substitute the Patriot air defense system with the LVS project by 2031 for medium and long ranges and increase its capabilities. At present, the German army operates twelve ground-based Patriot air defense missile systems. Alongside this, the LVS NNbS is slated to replace and enhance the capabilities of the existing Mantis weapon system and the Ozelot light air defense system. The current German armed forces inventory comprises two Mantis systems and two Ozelot platoons.
Mondtam már tavalyelőtt, hogy úgyis kifiguraznak valamit saját maguk a németek, az amerikaiak túlságosan át akarták őket baszarintani... nem lepődnék meg, ha nálunk is lenne végül IRIS-T is, ahogy jósoltam..
3.5 lett;Már 4 milliárd EUR-nál jár a német Arrow 3 beszerzés
Germany boosts defense with €4B acquisition of Israeli Arrow-3 air defense missile systems | Defense News June 2023 Global Security army industry | Defense Security global news industry army year 2023 | Archive News year
Germany has indicated its intention to purchase the Arrow-3 air defense missile system from Israel. The investment is estimated at a staggering 4 billion euros ($4.30 billion).
és dollárban - szóval kevesebb mint a korábbi hírben volt.
Összességében nekünk is jó hír, mert minket is védeni fog elvileg.
Israel uses Arrow missile defense system for the first time in the new war
The Israeli Defense Forces used the Arrow missile defense system for the first time since the beginning of the war
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