A clear signal to Turkey - Israel and Greece have formed a coalition

Israel and Greece conducted joint naval exercises in the Mediterranean Sea, practicing emergency response and crew coordination. The drills are seen as preparation for possible aggression from Turkey. Each side deployed two vessels, including Israeli missile boats and Greek warships.

Israel and Greece conducted joint naval exercises in the Mediterranean Sea, viewed as a clear signal to Turkey. The drills, held two weeks ago, involved two vessels from each side: two Israeli missile boats and two Greek warships. Personnel practiced emergency response, detection and elimination of maritime threats, and exchanged experience and tactics. The main goal was to improve inter-ship coordination and crew cooperation in potentially dangerous situations. The IDF Navy and Greek Navy view such maneuvers as a way to deepen operational cooperation and enhance readiness for joint action, including repelling military aggression from Turkey. Earlier, Kursor reported that Greece plans to deepen defense cooperation with Israel despite pressure from Ankara. Relations between Turkey and Greece have again escalated after the Turkish research vessel TÜBİTAK MARMARA began operating near the Greek island of Kastellorizo.