Pourquoi la Grèce a Choisi la France et Non les Américains pour sauver sa Marine

Why Greece Chose France and Not the Americans to Save Its Navy. In September 2021, Australia betrayed France by canceling a $66 billion contract for 12 submarines. Fourteen days later, President Macron signed the first mutual defense pact between two NATO members with Greece, accompanied by the sale of three Belharra frigates and 24 Rafale fighter jets for $5 billion. This story recounts how France transformed a diplomatic humiliation into a strategic triumph, how Naval Group built the world's first digital frigate with the Sea Fire radar capable of giving a 4,500-ton frigate the firepower of a destroyer, and how Greece, after 30 years without a new warship, acquired frigates armed twice as heavily as the French version, with 32 Aster missiles compared to 16. In March 2026, Macron places Greece under France's nuclear umbrella, sealing a 200-year-old alliance. Music used in this video: Eyes of Glory - Aakash Gandhi, Duty Calls - Rod Kim. The photos used in this video are from archive.org and are in the public domain.