Ten F-16s violated the Greek airspace once again

Ten Turkish F-16, a spy plane CN-235 and a T-38 training aircraft violated in six cases the Greek airspace in several regions over the Aegean Sea.

The airplanes were intercepted by fighter jets of the Hellenic Air Force and in a few occasions, the Turkish F-16s engaged in mock dogfights as they refused to leave the Greek airspace.

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Ten F-16s violated the Greek airspace once again

Mock dogfights over the Aegean!

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