Turkish military aircraft invade Greece's airspace 78 times within 24 hours?Ministry of Defense: It is performing NATO mission

[Global Times Special Reporter Shen Jun] According to Turkish media reports, the Ministry of Turkey ’s Ministry of Defense released news on the 25th that Greece once again drove the Turkish military aircraft that runs normally in the Aegean Airspace on the same day. Not only is it seriously endangered the safety of the flight personnel, but also the spirit of the allies. One day before, the two sides rubbed in the Mediterranean airspace.

On Tuesday, the Greek media reported that 23 Turkish military aircraft invaded Greece's aim of 78 times within 24 hours, and the Greek military dispatched fighter jets to drive away. Immediately, the Turkish Ministry of Defense released news that the Turkish military fighters performed the NATO mission in the East China Sea, and the Greek side used radar locks and other methods to interfere with Turkey. Such provocations have hurt the sincere efforts of Turkey to fight for peace in recent years. As of now, the Turkish Department of Defense has notified the incident to NATO and summoned the Greek military officers in Greece, accusing Greece for no reason to interfere with the normal execution of NATO mission for the normality.

According to Agence France -Presse reports on the 24th, the Turkish Industry and Commerce Association, the largest industrial and commercial group in Turkey, confirmed that he received a letter from the US Treasury that warned him that if he continued to have business with Russia, he might be sanctioned. Agence France -Presse said that earlier this month, Turkish President Erdogan met with Russian President Putin in Sochi and agreed to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries. Official information shows that the export quota of Turkey to Russia from May to July increased by nearly 50%over the same period last year. Russia imported by Turkey has also surged, and the two sides agreed to export Russian natural gas industry to the Turkish country to pay for the ruble.

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