Turkey: Dendia revelations about armed UAE F-16s in Chania in Uruch Rays crisis

Shocked are the Turkish media which refer to the Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias, who allegedly stated that F-16s of the United Arab Emirates landed in Chania, when the Uruts Race went out to the Aegean to conduct investigations.

As SKAI correspondent Manolis Kostidis reports from Istanbul, Haber Global reported in its report:

“Greece’s Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias made a statement regarding the 2020 Orits Reis crisis that had brought Greece and Turkey to the brink of war. He stated that at that time the armed F-16 fighters of the United Arab Emirates had landed in Crete. Dendias, who stated that he is not afraid of Turkey, emphasized that Greece will soon acquire air supremacy in the Aegean”.

“Turkey will face a serious problem”

At the same time, the Turkish media emphasize that Greece is arming itself and that Turkey will have a significant problem.

“The situation in the Aegean and Greek-Turkish relations also have a military dimension because on the one hand there is Turkey’s request for F-16s and on the other hand Greece’s request for F-35s,” says a Haberturk presenter.

At the same time, political science professor Naim Baburoglu emphasizes in his television analysis that: “when we reach 2030 there will be a Greece that will also have F-35s. As Greece will also have the 4.5 generation Rafale fighters as you know the F-35s are of the generation. Greece will also have F-16s with advanced systems. All this until 2030. The worst case scenario for Turkey vis-a-vis Greece predicts that Turkey will not have succeeded in modernizing the F-16s, will not have completed the national fighter program and will not have found a solution and response to the Rafale that it is 4.5 generation”.

Erdogan’s veto in Sweden on NATO

Meanwhile, the Turkish president clarified with his statements yesterday that Turkey no longer supports Sweden’s accession to NATO, a fact that is expected to bring reactions both from the US and from the other allies

“Let’s carry Erdogan on our backs and lick his shoes”

Finally, a sensation has been caused by the statement of a Turkish parliamentarian, who emphasized that “we with this small mind of ours, I’m sorry, are trying to betray our leader. We, our brother Tayyip, should not betray him, we should carry him on our backs. Let’s lick his shoes.”

Of course, this statement was commented on in a mocking way by the Turkish mass media.

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