Greece demands France explain sale of missiles to Turkey
Briefly

The longstanding defence agreement between France and Greece is under scrutiny following reports that France may participate in the sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey. Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias has formally requested clarification from the French ambassador on this issue, asserting that it contradicts the mutual defense aspirations established in their 2021 agreement. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has also expressed his lack of information regarding the potential sale. The potential deal raises concerns amidst existing tensions between Greece and Turkey, despite both being NATO allies.
Greek Defence Minister, Nikos Dendias, has raised concerns over a potential deal for the sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey, arguing it undermines Greece's defence partnership with France.
The Franco-Greek defence agreement signed in 2021 emphasizes mutual consultation on security decisions, challenging any unilateral sales affecting their strategic relations.
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