A New War in Aegean could destroy the Turkish navy

Turkish media in recent days explain every day about how they will occupy the Aegean islands from Greece and how much they are bothered by the presence of the Greek army.

Recently on a show on CNN Turk, the so-called Turkish “experts” explained that the Turkish navy could at any time proceed to a naval blockade of the Greek islands from the mainland and occupy them.

A New War in Aegean could destroy the Turkish navy
PHOTO: KASTELORIZO – ENVATO

Once again, maps were presented showing that Greek island of Kastelorizo ​​is many kilometers away from Greece, with presenters using this as an argument regarding its EEZ but also whether its sovereignty can be challenged.

This behavior of the Turks in Aegean is very reminiscent of Germany before the Second World War with a big difference…

A New War in Aegean could destroy the Turkish navy
SUBMARINE 214 HELLENIC NAVY PHOTO SOURCE: General Staff of the Hellenic Navy

Europe at that time was not ready to face the Germans, on the contrary Greece is not just ready to face the Turks but the anti-ship EXOCET missiles alongside the Harpoon Missiles that Greece possesses, can guarantee that a new war in Aegean may be destructive for Turkish ambitions just like it did in WW1 and Balkan Wars.

A New War in Aegean could destroy the Turkish navy
Greek biggest national flag waving in the sky PHOTO: ENVATO

We would like to bring to your attention the fact that the Greek Navy has not suffered a single defeat ever since Greece gained its independence from the Ottoman Empire in 1821.

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