US offers up to $ 200 mn boost in military aid to facilitate Greece’s arms transfers to Ukraine

1. $30 million in Foreign Military Financing (FMF) aid to encourage Greece to provide aid to Ukraine.
2. Proposed Excess Defense Articles (EDA) transfers to Greece pending Congressional notification:
   • 2 C-130H aircraft;
   • 10 P-3 aircraft engines;
   • 60 Bradley fighting vehicles.
3. Proposal to provide up to four frigates to Greece as Excess Defense Articles requiring Congressional authorization.
4. Potential for $200 million in additional Foreign Military Financing to facilitate Greek arms transfers to Ukraine.
5. Prioritization of Greece to receive MRAP vehicles and potentially KC-135 tankers as Excess Defense Articles.

Kathimerini says Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis hailed the US-pledged arms package as a means for his country to "boost its deterrent power across land, air, and sea" without burdening Greek taxpayers, as the aid would come "free-of-charge" from US stocks.