Rafale: The time has come that the Turks were trembling, since they will see the French fighters of Greece in front of them for the first time.
The Greek pilots had been waiting for this development for a long time. To meet with the Greek Rafale in the Eastern Mediterranean. And this was done.
How did this happen? The joint training of Greek and French Rafales with the French nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle began on Wednesday in the Eastern Mediterranean.
For the first time, Greek Rafales will be in the air of the Eastern Mediterranean, flying with French Rafales, in their first international participation in an exercise.
It is taken for granted that the Turks will closely monitor the Greek fighters in the coming days. Their presence in the Eastern Mediterranean is a clear message from Greece (including France) about the balance in the region.
The Greek Rafales with their capabilities have no rival in the air, with the Turks looking to find ways to counter them.
In fact, one of these ways is to equip the Turkish Bayraktar with Sungur air-to-air missiles.
These Turkish short-range cruise missiles can be used to destroy planes, helicopters, drones or cruise missiles.
