PM Says ‘Legal Obstacles’ Prevent F-35 Jet Delivery to Turkey
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The message for Greek defense - The Prime Minister opened the frame beyond Greek-Turkish relations, pointing out that Greek foreign policy has built a broader network of alliances in North Africa and the Middle East in recent years.
Micotakis sent a warning to Turkey: We would not leave the supremacy we have unused - Micotakis's statements specifically referred to combat aviation. Greece is modernizing its F-16 fleet, acquiring Rafales and starting to receive F-35s
Greece is building its new defense shield: F-35, Rafale, Belharra and "Achilles' Shield" are changing the situation in the Aegean, with Athens sending a clear message of deterrence to Turkey and preparing for the threats of the next decade
Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed that he is proud that the gap in the defense sector that was created during the crisis has been largely filled.
“However, Greece is also adapting to small flexible systems and the change in philosophy is already taking place in the Armed Forces and it must go even faster.” Mitsotakis on F-35 in Turkey: “I don’t see how the legal obstacles will be overcome” – What he said about the Mecca agreement and Greece’s relationship with Israel … The article Mitsotakis on F-35 in Turkey: “I don’t see how the legal obstacles will be overcome” – What he said about the…
Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred to the obstacles that still stand in Turkey's way of acquiring F-35 fighters during the press conference.
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