Mitsotakis on the Tragedy in Tanagra: Our Sadness Is Widespread - The State Stands by the Families of the Two Pilots - iefimerida.gr
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With the tragedy in Tanagra and the death of the two Air Force pilots after the Phantom crash, Kyriakos Mitsotakis began his speech at the Athens International Fair. Before the start of the event in the packed Vellideio hall, a minute of silence was held in memory of the officers who lost their lives during Athens Flying Week. “Our sadness is widespread and our thoughts are with the families of the pilots we lost,” the Prime Minister stressed, u…
Mitsotakis on the Phantom Tragedy: The State Will Stand by the Families and Their Two Minor Children
"Our sadness is widespread and our thoughts are with the families of the pilots we lost," said the Prime Minister.
"All of Greece is shocked by the tragic loss of the two pilots of our Air Force," stressed Nikos Androulakis. The post Androulakis: It is a self-evident duty of the State to fully investigate the causes of the plane crash in Tanagra appeared first on in.gr.
The Hellenic Air Force (HELF) issued a statement expressing its sincere condolences to the families and loved ones of the two pilots who lost their lives in the F-4 Phantom crash in Tanagra. As it points out, the by sofokleous10..gr
The Air Force General Staff announced the death of pilots Lieutenant Commander Ioannis Blessias, 40, and Lieutenant Commander Dimitrios Petrou, 37, after an F-4E Phantom II aircraft crashed in Tanagra, during Athens Flying Week 2026. The tragedy, which occurred on September 5, 2026, has caused deep sadness.
Sadness over the death of the two Air Force pilots, 40 and 37 years old, who were killed after the Phantom crashed in Tanagra.
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