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Turkey issues Navtex for Oruc Reis survey of planned natural gas pipeline to the occupied territories

The Navtex for the Turkish research vessel, which is accompanied by three ships, remains in force until 25 October

Elon Musk to take leadership role in Pentagon program on the future of warfare

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced details of Project Meridian yesterday

Greek F-16 Vipers, new Barak MX weapon systems and foreign troops feature in Cyprus Independence Day military parade (video)

Military contingents from the US, France, Britain and Egypt took part in the parade for the first time – New unmanned systems of the National Guard unveiled

Russia: Defence budget to exceed $200 billion in 2027, highest since the start of the war

Russia’s total defence spending is expected to reach $590 billion over the next three years – Defence spending prompts revision of the projected budget deficit to 3.2%

Dendias: EU must fully recognise that challenges also come from the South, calls for expansion of “Aspides”

The Minister of National Defence held bilateral meetings with his counterparts while attending today’s meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels

Greek-made drones at the Defence Ministry’s three factories: From 15,000 units in 2026 to 1 million annually (photos)

From Acharnes and Xanthi to the new factory in Malakasa – Mobile production lines that will follow the Brigades and plans for a production capacity of more than 1 million drones annually by the end of the decade

The new Ukrainian drone that caught Moscow off guard – Why it also matters to Greece

A previously almost unknown Ukrainian unmanned aircraft appeared in the major attack on Moscow. The result was much more than another military incident: one of Russia’s most important refineries was hit & the episode clearly shows why Greece is now investing in anti-aircraft & anti-drone protection

Joint ‘strike force’ of Greece, Cyprus and Egypt against threats: What was agreed at the Cairo trilateral meeting

The meeting of the Defence Ministers in Cairo marks a further deepening of military cooperation, with emphasis on operational coordination, intelligence sharing and strengthening joint readiness – What the Joint Communiqué says about threats against the three countries

Athens responds to Turkish activity: ‘Kimon’ and ‘Kentauros’ until the ‘Achilles Shield’ arrives, fleet in the Aegean, exercises with Israel, Dendias in Egypt

Greek drone production will reach 15,000 by the end of 2026 – The Pentagon is responding calmly and confidently to Turkish activity, as the operational capabilities of the Hellenic Armed Forces have recently been demonstrated both at Akrotiri in Cyprus and in Saudi Arabia

The ‘Achilles Shield’ and the cable: The next crash tests with Turkey in the Aegean

Erdogan is now linking Greek-Turkish disputes with the strategic relationship between Greece and Israel and is renewing his demand for the demilitarisation of the islands – Athens invokes the right of self-defence and is preparing to issue a NAVTEX for the laying of the cable linking Greece, Cyprus and Israel

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