Greece Moves Patriot Interceptor to Protect Key Military Base Amid Rising US-Iran Tensions
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Greece has relocated a patriotic anti-aircraft defense battery to the north-west of Crete Island, declared sources from the Ministry of Defense for local publications Kathimerini and Parapolitika, quoted by DPA. Demersal comes on the background of the Middle East security situation. Kathimerini and Parapolitika wrote that the transfer began in the early hours of the day ...
Greece moved a patriotic anti-aircraft battery to Crete on Sunday in order to strengthen there the defense of an important military base against the risk of possible Iranian attacks on facilities where American military equipment is located in the eastern part of the Mediterranean.
Greece refuses to deliver Patriot to Ukraine – now a system has been sent to Crete because of the fragile situation in the Middle East.
Greece moved a battery of Patriot anti-aircraft missiles to Crete this Sunday to reinforce the defense of a major military base against the risk of Iranian attacks on facilities with U.S. equipment in the Eastern Mediterranean.The battery, along with its personnel, was moved this morning and will be deployed near the Suda military base in northwestern Crete, reports several Greek media citing military sources, including Kathimerini newspaper.Cre…
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