Parliament Adopts Children of Two Phantom Pilots Killed in Tanagra
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The "adoption" is part of a standard practice to support children of members of the Armed Forces and Security Forces who lose their lives while on duty.
The Speaker of the House, Nikitas Kaklamanis, stated that the "adoption" of the children of Lieutenant Commander Ioannis Blesias and Lieutenant Commander Dimitrios Petrou is progressing.
The two children of the Phantom pilots, who were killed during Athens Flying Week in Tanagra, are being adopted by the Parliament, according to what was announced by the Speaker of the Parliament Nikitas Kaklamanis.
The Greek Parliament is launching the process of “adopting” the children of the two Air Force pilots who were killed in the F-4 Phantom fighter jet crash in Tanagra last Saturday. The crash occurred on September 5, during the Athens Flying Week 2026 air show. The post Parliament adopts the children of the two Phantom pilots who were killed in Tanagra appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Newspaper of Ilias.
The children will be included in the Parliament's financial assistance program, with the completion of the process expected within two months after approval by the...
They are 37-year-old Major Dimitris Petrou, who had a daughter who was just 5 months old, and 40-year-old Major Ioannis Blesias, who had a child.
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