Greece loses the plot: reveals how it would strike Türkiye...

Greece has revealed an alleged “first-strike plan” against Türkiye.

TodayPress TV reports that Greece’s Ta Nea newspaper has published a four-stage scenario for a possible military operation against Türkiye.

The newspaper writes that Türkiye moving its troops toward the coast, loading its amphibious assault ships and placing its missile systems on high alert could be considered the beginning of a possible attack. In such a situation, Greece is reportedly expected to launch a preemptive strike.

According to the scenario, in the first stage, Türkiye’s military preparations would be monitored via satellites and allied intelligence assets. This would reportedly be followed by measures aimed at disabling radar systems and disrupting military communications.

In the next stage, strikes would reportedly be carried out against air bases such as Dalaman, Balıkesir and Çiğli, while amphibious assault ships would be targeted with missiles launched from Greek islands while they are in port.

According to the newspaper, the United States, NATO and the European Union would then be expected to intervene diplomatically to secure a ceasefire. It is claimed that, in such a case, Greece could enter negotiations from a more advantageous position.

The article also suggests that such a preemptive attack could determine the outcome of the war in less than 24 hours.

Turkish media outlets have presented the reported scenario as a “shocking attack plan.”

Jala Rovshan