US EditionDendias: It would be unforgivable for Greece to turn its back on Cyprus
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One of the destroyers to join the Republic of Cyprus to protect the British base already targeted by Iranian attacks has still not left the United Kingdom, while Spanish and French reinforcements have been in place for several days.
Cyprus FM says drones that hit British airbase launched from Lebanon
LONDON: The drone attack on the British military base at Akrotiri in Cyprus originated from Lebanon, Cypriot Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos said on Sunday. The attack last Sunday on the Royal Air Force base, using suspected Iranian Shahed drones, caused minimal damage and no casualties. Kombos said that “the focus must now be on the Lebanese front and no possibility can
The Cypriot Foreign Minister, Constantinos Kombos, confirmed, for the first time on Sunday, that a drone targeted a week ago, on 1 March, a British air base...
Dendias: It would be unforgivable for Greece to turn its back on Cyprus
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias on Sunday said it would be “unforgivable” for Greece to turn its back on Cyprus “at such a difficult time”, after deploying four fighter jets and two frigates to the island following a drone strike on its British Akrotiri air force base. “It would be…
The Cypriot Foreign Minister, Constantinos Kombos, pointed to Lebanon as the probable source of the projectiles launched against the British base of Akrotiri on the island of Cyprus last Sunday. “It is now a fact that we are looking towards the Lebanese front,” Kombos explained in statements to the British newspaper The Guardian. “We cannot rule out anything in the northeast direction. We must be very careful,” he added. Kombos stressed the need…
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