Greece agreed with Israel, here is Athens’ new move… Scandalous words from the Greek commander
Targeting Turkey with every statement it has made recently, Greece has inaugurated the new training center established within the scope of the agreement it made with Israel. While the Greek commander targeted Turkey anonymously at the opening ceremony, Associated Press pointed out that Athens’ eyes are always on Turkey.
While the tension between Turkey and Greece has been rising step by step in the last period, scandalous statements continue to come from Greece.
ATHENS AGREE WITH ISRAEL Finally , panicked by the test
fire of Turkey’s first domestic and national short-range ballistic missile ‘Typhoon’ , Athens opened the new military training center established within the scope of the agreement with Israel.
Greece WANTS TO LEFT REGIONAL COMPETITOR TURKEY In
the Associated Press (AP) report on the subject, Greece’s new training center was described as one of the country’s moves to leave Turkey behind, and said, “Greece is using its air power against its regional rival Turkey. While trying to develop a new international pilot training center established jointly with ISRAEL , It Started Its Operations.” statements were included.
It is stated that the training center will not become fully operational until the beginning of 2024, while the Israeli defense firm Elbit
, which signed a $1.65 billion agreement with the Greek government last year, will assist in the operation of the facility.
SCANDAL WORDS FROM THE GREEK COMMANDER
Speaking at the opening of the training center, Major General Georgios Vagenas, the training commander of the Greek Air Force, although he did not name it, implying Turkey here, “The training center will train pilots for the warplanes we have just bought and will be the main mechanism against threats coming to us from the East to our neighbors.” used the phrases.
It was stated in the EP news that Greece, whose eyes are constantly on Turkey
, carries out a modernization program focusing especially on the air force in order to leave its neighbor behind.
In Recent Years, ATHENS has replaced its aging F-16 fighter fleet with newly purchased French-made Rafale jets and has made attempts to join the US F-35 program.
