Defense Min. Spotlights Achilles’ Shield Defense System, Comments on Turkey-Libya Memo
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Defense Min. Spotlights Achilles’ Shield Defense System, Comments on Turkey-Libya Memo
ATHENS – Greece’s defense planning to strengthen the deterrent capabilities of the Armed Forces dominated an interview with National Defense Minister Nikos Dendias, published on October 31 in the newspaper TA NEA. Asked whether the ratification of the Turkey-Libya agreement by the authorities in Benghazi creates a new situation, Dendias said that it “does not lend legitimacy to the so-called Turkey-Libya memorandum,” which retains its illegal, i…
Greece Says Libya-Turkey Maritime Deal Remains Illegal Despite Ratification
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias has rejected the Libyan Parliament’s approval of the maritime agreement with Turkey, insisting that the decision does not make the disputed deal legally valid. Dendias also expressed concern over Turkey’s growing influence in Benghazi, warning of possible consequences for security in the Eastern Mediterranean and migration flows. His remarks came […]
The armament priorities and the strengthening of deterrence were presented by the Minister of Defense, Nikos Dendias. In an interview, the Minister of National Defense, Nikos Dendias, referred extensively to modern security challenges, the armament priorities of the “Agenda 2030” and the upgrading of the deterrence capacity of the Armed Forces. He clarified that the Turkish-Libyan memorandum remains absolutely invalid and non-existent, […] The a…
* The Minister of National Defense promises a protective dome in the sky and the first Greek presence in space. The “Achilles Shield”, the multi-layered anti-aircraft and anti-drone system that will cover Greek territory, is expected to be fully operational in 34 months. The Minister of National Defense Nikos Dendias made this assessment in an interview with the newspaper “Ta […]
The Minister of National Defense presented the design for the anti-aircraft and anti-drone dome, the armament priorities of the "Agenda 2030" and the transition of the Armed Forces to a network-centric business model. He also referred to Greek-Turkish relations, the Turkish-Libyan memorandum and the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus. Read here ⇛
Asked whether the promotion of the controversial Turkish bill on the ''Blue Homeland'' marks the end of the ''calm waters'', Mr. Dendias expresses his concern about the constant expansion of the Turkish agenda of illegal demands.
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