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Dutch F-35s intercept three Russian aircraft over the Baltic sea

"We are proud that our air force is ready to safeguard NATO's shared airspace," stated the Dutch Minister of Defense

Armed Forces: Their new structure – What the Greek Iron Dome will look like, 200 F-35s, Rafale, Viper and new frigates

"The numbers lead to the country’s need to confront a threat from a population nine times larger. This requires innovation," explained Nikos Dendias. - Islands “fortified” with 3rd-generation tanks and long-range strategic missiles

Erdogan asked for the lifting of US arms sanctions

He believes that "the joint goal of $100 billion in trade volume between the US and Turkey can be achieved with good planning."

Athens Flying Week: The cutting-edge F-35s are stationed in Tanagra

The event will take place on the weekend of 14 and 15 September at the 114th Battle Wing

U.S.: American Expert Explains Why Türkiye Will Never Be Able to Acquire F-35s

A former U.S. Department of Defense official outlines four reasons in an article for the National Security Journal why Türkiye's return to the F-35 program is unfeasible

F-35: Athens sends the Letter of Acceptance to Washington for the state-of-the-art 5th generation fighter jets

Greece will initially acquire 20 F-35A Lightning II aircraft - Athens retains the right to order an additional 20 to form a second Squadron

The negotiations with US for the 20 F-35s for Greece are starting

The first two are expected to be delivered in 2028

The Greek PM’s interview on F-35 and the economy

In his interview he addressed the current pressing issues

The State Department approved the sale of 40 F-35 to Greece

Greek PM: "highlights and seals the strategic depth of the Greek-American relations"

Anthony Blinken at the PM Mitsotakis’ house in Chania

Earlier, the head of American diplomacy had met in Constantinople with his Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan and the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan

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