
At least two of the six fighter jets were armed, the newspaper added.
Turkey does not recognize a 10-mile zone of Greek airspace surrounding islands in the Aegean Sea that are the cause of numerous similar incidents in the sky over the sea.

At least two of the six fighter jets were armed, the newspaper added.
Turkey does not recognize a 10-mile zone of Greek airspace surrounding islands in the Aegean Sea that are the cause of numerous similar incidents in the sky over the sea.
As European Special Forces battle Daesh, also known as IS/Islamic State, in Syria and Iraq, the extremist group has, this week, reportedly ambushed Italian and British troops in Libya for the first time.
The Netherlands is allocating 1.3 million euros (about $1.4 million) for setting up a news center that will ensure the cooperation of independent Russian-language media in Europe, the country’s Foreign Minister Bert Koenders announced.
The US-Russian-brokered "regime of silence" will not affect the US military’s overall mission in Syria to instruct and help local forces combat the Daesh, Office of the US Secretary of Defense Press Operations Maj. Adrian J.T. Rankine-Galloway told Sputnik.
Airbus Helicopters is suspending commercial passenger flights of the same type of helicopters as the one that crashed off Norway’s western shore on Friday.
As European Special Forces battle Daesh, also known as IS/Islamic State, in Syria and Iraq, the extremist group has, this week, reportedly ambushed Italian and British troops in Libya for the first time.
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| 0 | Edit | Delete They do this so often, the Turkish pilots are getting pretty relaxed about these sovereignty violations. Hoping to see some bikinis on their afternoon drive? Greece, Iraq Syria are all being violated by turkey. Someone's going to slap the Turks down, unless they get the news that they're not the us. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete but the Greeks do NOT ESCORT THEM OUT ???? Reply 
| 1 | Edit | Delete Maybe Russia should lease a S-400 system to Greece, that should fix the problem www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Gj3qBV1ZTLo Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete This probably isn't the best time to veer off course or make your course ill-timed. Reply 
| 1 | Edit | Delete Turkey does not respect a lot of sovereign territory, yet is the first to shriek when their own space is violated for a couple of seconds. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete kaizasolza, Just thinking that. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete shut them down. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete Shoot it down juts like they did that to the Russian in Syria Su-24. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete kaizasolza, If Greece has the guts to shoot Turkey's planes down, then h3ll, Greece can borrow a S-400 system, or President Putin can just give it to Greece, if this mean, Erdogan is paying. The b*stard. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete anne00marie, Turkey is just like the master in the big house on the hill, pretending to be 'exceptional' and do as they please. High time, someone teaches them a lesson. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete jande.jande, H3ll yes. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete Turkey hypocrisy. Reply 
| 0 | Edit | Delete kaizasolza, it is a very good idea, but before the Greeks SHOULD ASK RUSSIA FOR IT. To me they look as people completely deprived of ideas and will..totally brainwashed by the idea of being in EU Reply 
| -1 | Edit | Delete All done with blessing from AmeriCuns
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