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    Romania to buy Israeli anti-aircraft systems for $2.3 billion

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    Posted on July 21, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Romania has agreed to purchase Israeli anti-aircraft systems worth $2.3 billion to bolster its defense capabilities amid regional tensions.

    Table of Contents

    • Romania's Defense Agreement with Israel
    • Details of the Framework Agreement
    • Implications for Regional Security

    Romania Signs $2.3 Billion Deal for Israeli Anti-Aircraft Systems

    Romania's Defense Agreement with Israel

    (Reuters) -Romania has signed a framework agreement to buy Israeli-made Shorad-Vshorad anti-aircraft systems for more than 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion), the Romanian defence ministry said on Monday.

    Under pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump, Romania and other European countries have been looking to increase their defence spending since Russia's full-scale invasion of neighbouring Ukraine in 2022.

    The European Union and NATO member state, which shares a 650 km (400 mile) border with Ukraine, has had Russian drone fragments fall onto its territory repeatedly over the past two years as Moscow attacks Ukrainian port infrastructure.

    Details of the Framework Agreement

    The framework agreement with the Israeli company Rafael Advanced Defense Systems - maker with U.S. backing of Israel’s Iron Dome defence system - provides for the signing of three further contracts, through which six integrated anti-aircraft systems will be acquired.

    Implications for Regional Security

    The contracts will also cover training, ammunition and logistical support.

    The framework agreement will run for seven years, with the first two Vshorad systems to be delivered within three years of the signing of the first of the three further contracts, the ministry said.

    ($1 = 0.8564 euros)

    (Reporting by Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk; Editing by David Holmes)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Romania signs a $2.3 billion deal with Israel for anti-aircraft systems.
    • •The agreement includes six integrated systems and logistical support.
    • •Romania is increasing defense spending due to regional tensions.
    • •The deal involves Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, backed by the U.S.
    • •First systems to be delivered within three years of contract signing.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Romania to buy Israeli anti-aircraft systems for $2.3 billion

    1What are anti-aircraft systems?

    Anti-aircraft systems are military weapons designed to intercept and destroy enemy aircraft, including missiles and drones.

    2What is military technology?

    Military technology refers to the tools, equipment, and systems used by armed forces to enhance their operational capabilities and effectiveness.

    3What is regional security?

    Regional security refers to the measures and strategies implemented by countries within a specific area to ensure stability and prevent conflicts.

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