Dendias: "We Are Discussing with Italy the Possibility of Granting Two Used Minehunters"
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Minister of National Defense, Nikos Dendias, revealed that Greece is discussing with Italy the supply of two second-hand minesweepers, during a meeting with his Italian counterpart, Guido Crosetto, in Venice. This potential acquisition is considered of utmost importance for the Navy, which currently has only two minesweepers of “limited capabilities”, following the loss of the “Callisto” in 2020.
The message that Greece contributes to the formation of a stronger regional security framework, with a stable reference point of International Law and the International Law of the Sea, was sent by Nikos Dendias from Italy. The Minister of National Defense participated today, Monday, October 5, 2026, in the Adriatic and Ionian Initiative (ADRION Initiative) Summit, at the level of Ministers […]
As the Greek minister notes, Greece is strengthening cooperation with the Adriatic and Ionian countries.
The meeting between Nikos Dendias and his Italian counterpart focused on the possibility of granting two Italian minesweepers. Minister of Defense Nikos Dendias participated in the Adriatic and Ionian Initiative (ADRION) Defense Ministers' Meeting, which was held in Venice and hosted by Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto. On the sidelines of the meeting, Mr. Dendias had a bilateral meeting with his Italian counterpart, during which, among o…
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