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Three days of mourning in the Armed Forces declared by Dendias following the death of the 19-year-old soldier in Rhodes

Initial evidence indicates the accident was caused by mishandling that led to the premature detonation of a hand grenade

Unveiling at the Greek Pentagon, the competition for the Unknown Soldier, and Mitsotakis’ message on the superiority of the Hellenic Air Force

The Ministry of National Defence changes its image and acquires a new bioclimatic facade

War of statements between Dendias and Doukas after their meeting over who is responsible for cleaning the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Following the passage of the amendment, the cleaning of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier will ultimately be assigned to a private cleaning company “for as long as necessary.”

Dendias met with Chrysochoidis and Doukas for the Monument of the Unknown Soldier

Contacts of an exploratory nature, say the Defence Ministry

Adonis for Dendias: “The only reason I wouldn’t speak on my own amendment would be if I were in the ICU and in a coma”

Dendias arrives in Parliament shortly before the vote on the amendment about the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Pay raises in the Armed Forces: How much conscripts will now receive – See who qualifies and the new amounts

The Joint Ministerial Decision has been published – Pay will now differ between conscripts serving on the border and those serving in mainland Greece

Nikos Dendias will speak at Cambridge University for the 9th Greek-British Symposium

As part of his visit, the Minister will also attend a briefing at the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) Centre

Changes in the Armed Forces: Incentives and benefits for conscription, reserve service, and military careers – Housing program, salary system, and voluntary enlistment of women

Housing, childcare, military store discounts, and vacation access for personnel and reservists – Reactions from non-commissioned officers

Instant Analysis: Why Tsipras rushed to “dive into the sea” – Who he’s building bridges with, who he wants to get ahead of

The four key reasons that led the former Prime Minister to leave Parliament – His next move is the publication of his book – Now free to openly reach out to those he wants to bring into his soon-to-be-founded party

Dendias on Panos Routsis: “I cannot fathom how a father’s right to investigate his child’s death could be denied”

The Minister of National Defence, after making his statement, also responded to Socrates Famellos, who hastened to place blame on the government

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