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Armed Forces set target of 150,000 active reserves by 2030
The operational doctrine implemented last year will serve as a guide for this year as well, with rapid response in the field being one of the key focuses
Exocet, 4th Belharra and new generation helicopters: Greece-France alliance upgraded
“The procurement of the three Belharra frigates, and the potential fourth, will significantly enhance the cooperative capabilities between our navies,” emphasized the Greek Minister of Defense, following the signing of a contract for 16 Exocet missiles
Salaries in the Army, Police, Coast Guard & Fire Brigade – At the TIF the announcements for the increases
The x-ray of wage data in the three arms of the Army, the Police, the Coast Guard and the Fire Department - All receive from April 1 the horizontal increase of 30 euros that is linked to the increase in the minimum - The announcements for the increases will be made at the TIF, when the fiscal margins are clear
Mitsotakis: The second speech of Mitsotakis in Parliament (live)
The debate is being held in Parliament at the request of the Prime Minister
Ministry of National Defense: €8 million saved from Pentagon budget – Dendias’ next moves
The Pentagon’s “savings fund” not only covered the €260 million needed for the restructuring of the Armed Forces’ salary scale, but has also yielded an €8 million surplus thanks to extensive spending rationalization
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Unveiling of armament program until 2037 – “The Armed Forces and National Defense enter a new era”
Between 25 and 28 billion euros for the 12-year armaments programme to be presented today by the Prime Minister
Marinakis on raises for uniformed personnel: economic policy is set by the Prime Minister, not through posts or statements
Remarks aimed at Kikilias and Georgiadis – “Ministers are bound by Cabinet decisions,” said the government spokesperson
Pierrakakis: We will exhaust all options for raises for all uniformed personnel – No one is more or less compassionate
He pointed to the Thessaloniki International Fair and the “announcements traditionally made by the Prime Minister” – The Defense Ministry achieved savings, “there’s no such thing as free compassion” – “No government ever won with handouts, but with stability”
