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Milliyet: "Israel Wants to Provoke a Greek-Turkish War"

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Milliyet director accuses Israel of seeking Greek-Turkish conflict, while Turkish media revives accusations about Kastelorizo and the Dodecanese
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The director of Milliyet accuses Israel of seeking a Greek-Turkish conflict, while Turkish media bring Kastelorizo, the Dodecanese and demilitarization back to the fore. Turkey: “Israel wants to put us at war with Greece” - Milliyet raises the stakes dangerously in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean, emphasizing that…“Turkey will not be the first to … The article Turkey: “Israel wants to put us at war with Greece” - Milliyet raises the sta…

The Turkish press offers incendiary commentary on the visit of the Greek Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, to Kastellorizo, calling it a “provocation”. Reports from media such as Milliyet and Sözcü, along with TV networks A Haber and CNN Türk, focus on the alleged militarization of the islands and hint at Israeli pursuit of a Greek-Turkish conflict.

Ankara does not feel any concern about the possibility of a military conflict with Greece, its director claims in an analysis in the newspaper Milliyet,

What does it say about the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean?

What does the newspaper director say?

"Ankara's stance can be summarized as follows: even if war breaks out, the outcome will be determined through negotiations; since we are going to negotiate, it is better to do it without war."

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skai.gr broke the news in Greece on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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