Military spending is pretty much constant. Only reason we see the percentage rise or fall depends on the GDP.
I think it’s safe to say Turkey spend aprox 20 B. USD annually at least.
Where does treaties come into the picture when talking about maritime borders and such. I am certain that after the independence war it is stated in the treaty of Lausanne that the island in aegean has only 3 nm.
In my dealings with business law. The laws are only applicable if there are no...
The only EU country willing to stick their head in trouble with Turkey is France, none of the others want any part of it. Especially considering that Greece is a continental fastland and not an island nation, so legally they grt nothing beyond 12 miles on island that do not infringe neighboring...
Turkey isn’t going to leave NATO. Anders Fogh Rasmussen former danish PM suggested the creation of new defence alliance with likeminded countries. So most likely western europe and scandinavia. I am not sure he would want Greece in that alliance given a choice.
Turkey being the sole turkic...
I would suggest playing our cards right. We stick to what is rightly ours and bide our time. Fix the economy while bringing down our fronts.
You don’t want to bail on a sinking ship without securing a lifevest.
According to the newspaper the french frigate experienced loss of control over their vessel and tried to hail GCG for assistance, but had to leave the area due to no assist confirmation. The US vessel approached Create to try snif what kind of EW system Turkey’s using.
Greece has armed and militarized many more island that according to Lausanne and other agreements were not to be militarized. Lest Greece loses the right of ownership if militarized.
We’ll weather this now and hold on to our claim. If we can close the front in Libya and idlib and azerbaijan. We...