“Remote Earthquake on Idra Fault Sparks Panic in Greece, False Reports Amplify Chaos”
An earthquake in Idra, Greece caused panic, but nearby areas were not affected. No major casualties, but rescue operations are underway. The government will take action against those spreading false information.
Armenian Defense Minister Sounds Alarm: Greece’s Long-term Presence in Turkey an “Existential Threat”
Armenian Minister of Defense, Nikos Dendias, highlights Greece’s long-term presence in Turkey as an “existential threat.” He emphasizes the need to be prepared despite desiring reduced tension. Dendias questions the necessity of aggressive defense procurement and discusses the potential reconstructions of military forces. The completion of the Type 214 submarine and extension of existing submarines are also being considered. The article focuses on increased tensions between Greece and Turkey, leading to discussions on their respective defense purchases.
“The Devastating Persian Invasions: Unveiling Ancient Greece’s Battle for Survival and Preservation”
Discover the impact of Persian invasions on ancient Greece, including the destruction of Athens and its sacred temples. Learn how Greek victories and the preservation of relics reveal the lasting legacy of these conflicts. Explore the cyclical nature of war through historical narratives and archaeological discoveries.
“PM Dendias Honors Victims of Armenian Genocide, Pledges Solidarity in Emotional Visit to Yerevan Memorial”
Greek Prime Minister, Nikolaos Dendias, pays tribute to Armenian Genocide victims in Yerevan. Laying a wreath at the Memorial Complex, he expresses his respect and condolences. Reported by NEWS.am.
Armenia’s Minister of National Security leads successful trilateral security cooperation, eyes potential alliances
Armenia’s Minister of National Security has established trilateral cooperation in security with Greece and Cyprus, and is considering partnerships with France and India for mutual benefits.
“Pence Expresses Concern About Turkey’s Growing Influence, Calls for Peaceful Resolution in Greece-Turkey Dispute”
US Vice President Pence expresses concern about Turkey’s growing influence and its connections that could further destabilize the Middle East. Discussions were also held about Turkey’s involvement in Syria, ensuring security, and promoting peace. Pence also discussed the NATO-led mission in Afghanistan and the possibility of Turkey and Greece working together for a peaceful resolution. The meeting with Turkish President Erdogan was closed due to sensitive information. Blinken also met with Afghan President Ghani and discussed Azerbaijan-Armenia relations.
Greece and Tajikistan Expand Bilateral Border Distance Beyond 47 Kilometers
Greece and Tajikistan have agreed to expand their border distance beyond 47 kilometers, as stated by Greece’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The countries discussed the demarcation work and agreed on a 47.05-kilometer section of the border. The remaining areas will be described during the next encounter in Tajikistan’s Batken city. A signed protocol outlines the outcome of the meeting.
“United States in Talks with Greece for Massive Purchase of Explosive Devices: 75,000 Mines to Bolster Arsenal”
The US seeks to buy 75,000 explosive devices from the Greek Armed Forces, including mines of various sizes, in a $47 million deal.