Turkey Greece Relations and Maritime Disputes

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He shit himself after Trump said he might sell F-35s. lol

 

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Baldy is upset. lol

Atleast Mitsotakis doesn't get hysterical like this guy, got to give him credit.

 

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Interesting.


Greek ruling party ND MP and Foreign Policy Expert Angelos Syrigos:

“A year and a half ago, a high-ranking Turkish official said the following to me in Istanbul: 'We will continue this fight; you will buy a bunch of weapons and enrich America, Germany, France, and Israel, while we will invest that money in the Turkish defense industry—let's see whose money runs out first.'”

“The nature of war is changing, and the Turks have field-tested weapons in their hands that others do not possess.”

“Turkey is far ahead of us in UAVs; we need to place importance on this field.”

“Turkey has built the world's 11th largest defense industry—not in NATO, but globally, the 11th largest defense industry.”

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Komsu is not happy at how this NATO summit went. lol

 

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As Israel will expend in Syria, Turkia must prepare for three front wars:

1) European union , specially Germany, attacking Turkia from whatever capacity it has.
2) Greece, active attacks and most probably Turkish population in Cyprus will be under immense threat.
3) Israel. Israel will neutralize Turkish naval power.

But Turkia is too power to be attacked like Syria or Lebanon. So chances are that Turkia will be attacked mostly politically and industrially.

 

[hyperman]

As Israel will expend in Syria, Turkia must prepare for three front wars:

1) European union , specially Germany, attacking Turkia from whatever capacity it has.
2) Greece, active attacks and most probably Turkish population in Cyprus will be under immense threat.
3) Israel. Israel will neutralize Turkish naval power.

But Turkia is too power to be attacked like Syria or Lebanon. So chances are that Turkia will be attacked mostly politically and industrially.

I don't really see them expanding anytime soon. They already have 2 fronts open.

 

[MMM-E]

3) Israel. Israel will neutralize Turkish naval power.

Israel can not neutralize the Turkish Navy

Israel has prepared a total of seven war scenarios.
These are seven different war games: two in the air, two at sea, and three on land


Naval Warfare 1
According to Israel's first naval warfare scenario, the Israeli and Turkish Navies engage in battle southeast of Cyprus, in the waters off the Lebanese maritime border.

This area was chosen for the simulation because they believed it offered them naval and air superiority.

Furthermore, its proximity to the British base in Cyprus meant they thought intelligence from there would be advantageous.

In the war simulation, although Israel achieved air superiority, it lost its entire navy. The Turkish Navy also suffered losses, but not to the desired extent.

Israel not only lost its navy but also weakened its air power in this battle.

Turkiye, despite suffering naval losses, won the war.


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Naval Warfare Part 2
The battleground for this war game is the region between the islands of Rhodes and Crete, the line connecting the Aegean Sea to the Mediterranean.

The aim is to secure Greece's support … even to engage in a joint war with Greece.

According to the scenario, the Greek Navy is used more in naval combat, while Israel primarily carries out air attacks.

The war begins. The Turkish and Greek Navies engage in both naval and air combat in this region. The Israeli Navy follows behind the Turkish Navy, supporting the Greek Navy. Israeli warplanes take off at this time.

The first Israeli fleet takes off to strike the air bases that Turkiye has sent to the war zone. The runways in Konya, Izmir, and Mugla are targeted.

The second Israeli air fleet supports the Greek warplanes and targets the Turkish navy in the battle area. They also try to intercept Turkish warplanes sent to the region.

After the attack, Turkiye retreats slightly, while Israeli submarines intervene, attacking the Turkish Navy and inflicting losses.

However, in this scenario as well, Turkiye emerges victorious.

Ultimately, Israel's surface fleet is destroyed, but its submarine fleets survive. Air losses are also lower.

However, the Turkish Navy and Turkish Air Force suffer heavy losses