
Turkey Objects to Greek Drone Base Plan on Demilitarized Rhodes
Ankara has formally protested Athens’ proposal to station unmanned aerial vehicles on Rhodes, asserting the move breaches the island’s demilitarized status and risks destabilizing Aegean security. The dispute highlights ongoing military tensions between the two NATO allies.
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Turkey says Greek plan for drone base in Rhodes would ‘harm peace’ in Aegean - eKathimerini.com
Turkey says Greek plan for drone base in Rhodes would ‘harm peace’ in Aegean eKathimerini.com
Read full article →New provocation by Turkey over Rhodes: Creation of UAV base is a violation of the island’s demilitarized status
The Turkish Ministry of Defense claims that the move will harm peace and good-neighborly relations in the Aegean The post New provocation by Turkey over Rhodes: Creation of UAV base is a violation of the island’s demilitarized status appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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