The Turks can write every day about the occupation of islands and that they are ready to occupy Greek islands, but they know quite well that such a thing is not possible.
In fact, they show their concern, as a well-known journalist who belongs to the Turkish journalistic establishment recently said:
“The SKAI TV station based in Greece visited the air base on the island of Lemnos, which should not have an army, and interviewed soldiers. We are ready and able to face any threat!”, Emphasizes the Commander of the 130th Battle Squadron , Squadron Leader Thomas Papadimitriou. ”
“Being on the front line is something we have chosen. That’s the reason we chose to do this profession. To offer to the homeland! ”, Declares the F-16 pilot – Commander, Sgouras Christos.
“As soon as we receive the order to take off, to be on the aircraft as soon as possible, to take off, to carry out our mission, which is reconnaissance, interception and from there and beyond to follow the orders from the headquarters”, says Mr. Sgouras, according to another Turkish media.
The Turks must be afraid! The first 2 “vipers” are ready and from today they will fly to the Aegean. By the end of the year, an effort is being made to increase the number of fighters that will be in service to 8.
The upgraded F-16s, along with the state-of-the-art Rafale, completely change the balance in the Aegean at a time when Turkey remains excluded from the F-35 program and at a time when – according to analysts – the Turkish Air Force is already beginning to have problems with spare parts.
A common feature of the upgraded Vipers and the powerful Rafale is that they will have the most modern AESA radar in the world. The radar that launches the aircraft’s operational capabilities and turns it into an electronic platform with a number of advantages that dramatically change the balance compared to Turkish F-16s that have conventional state-of-the-art radar.
“Let the balance of Lausanne be restored to the Sea of Islands and the territorial waters must be 3 miles.”
“As soon as Greece expands its territorial waters from 6 miles to 7 miles, it occupies 13% of our Blue Homeland in the Sea of Islands.”
Turkey should demand a return to the Lausanne regime in advance.
Ηνω The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) does not define the status of the Maritime Islands.
. Turkey has not signed UNCLOS. The provision of the agreement that he has not signed can not be used against Turkey. ”
