Turkish military aircraft, including a CN-235 surveillance plane and five drones, conducted a total of 13 violations of Greek national airspace and eight breaches of flight information rules over the Aegean Sea.

A Turkish military aircraft will conduct an observation flight over Bosnia and Herzegovina for five days as part of an international observation mission. This mission aims to monitor the region's airspace.

The Pancyprian Air Traffic Controllers Union (PASEEK) has raised concerns about continuous dangerous operations by Turkish military aircraft and drones in critical air corridors over Cyprus.

Turkish military aircraft have reportedly continued their incursions into Greek airspace, with 10 violations recorded on Monday. This marks the third such engagement since the beginning of 2026, following previous incidents on March 26 and May 12.

An automatic warning system was activated in the Nicosia FIR when a Boeing 737-800 passenger aircraft and a Turkish military transport aircraft came dangerously close, highlighting risks in the airspace.

Turkish military aircraft, including a spy plane, drones, and fighter jets, reportedly carried out multiple violations and infringements over the Aegean Sea on Wednesday.