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Washington Ratchets Up Maritime Disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean - Vimarsana News

Washington Ratchets Up Maritime Disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean

Pressure on Türkiye continues as US pushes F-16 deal that would see Ankara drop opposition to Sweden NATO bid, which became a long shot after Quran burning in Stockholm. Greece says it will expand its waters around Crete, enraging Türkiye.

Term of incumbent chief of Greece's armed forces, Gen. Floros, extended for another year - Vimarsana News

Term of incumbent chief of Greece's armed forces, Gen. Floros, extended for another year

The top government council also announced the retirement of the chief of Hellenic Army General Staff

Source: in.gr
Greece's Army Ranked 30 In The World Among The Most Powerful Military - Vimarsana News

Greece's Army Ranked 30 In The World Among The Most Powerful Military

Greece Military Strength. For 2023, Greece is ranked 30 of 145 out of the countries considered for the annual GFP review. The nation holds a PwrIndx* score of 0.4621 (a score of 0.0000 is considered 'perfect')

Top Stories 2022: U.S. Navy Operations - Vimarsana News

Top Stories 2022: U.S. Navy Operations

This post is part of a series looking back at the top naval stories from 2022. This year saw the U.S. Navy trying to balance its focus on presence in the Indo-Pacific region with the need for ongoing deterrence missions in Europe amid Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. With a steady warship presence in U.S. 6th […]

Source: usni.org
Elefsis Shipyards, Fincantieri sign memorandum to build warships in Greece - Vimarsana News

Elefsis Shipyards, Fincantieri sign memorandum to build warships in Greece

Greece plans to buy three corvettes at a cost of about 1.5 billion euros ($1.6 billion) for its navy and wants some of them to be built in Greece. The initial agreement with Fincantieri includes building two corvettes with the option for one more at the Elefsis Shipyards along with the necessary upgrades and the transfer of know-how and technology at an estimated cost of about 80 million euros, the ministry said.