In a recent interview with SKAI TV, Deputy Defence Minister Yiannis Kefalogiannis outlined Greece’s plans for an anti-aircraft dome designed to act as a deterrent system, covering the entire region from Evros to Kastellorizo against air and sea threats. He emphasized Greece’s non-aggressive stance and addressed regional tensions, notably clarifying misconceptions regarding Greece’s intentions. Kefalogiannis also commented on the implications of potential agreements between neighboring countries and reinforced Greece’s commitment to international law and security in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Tag: Aegean Security
In a recent announcement at the Naval Cadet School during St. Nicholas Day celebrations, Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias detailed plans to fortify security in the Aegean. Central to this strategy is the “Agenda 2030,” which includes creating a flexible “missile wall” utilizing various Aegean islands as defensive power units to protect Greek sovereignty. The initiative underscores Greece’s commitment to a modern, powerful Navy, addressing both technological advancements and personnel needs.