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Maariv: Israel's defenses in Greece affect Turkey's plans
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The article addressed Turkey's concerns about Greece's strengthening of Israeli air defense systems as part of the "Akhil Shield" project. These include systems such as the "David's Sling" and "Spider." The discussion focused on the fact that, although these systems are used for defense, they could potentially be employed in the future to hinder Turkish military freedom of movement or to contain it, thereby reducing Ankara's ability to maneuver in the event of a conflict. The report also noted that the military cooperation between Greece and Israel raises Ankara's worries and is considered part of Greek plans to enhance their defensive capabilities. The article concluded by emphasizing that, although these systems are defensive, Turkey sees them as a potential means to limit its military options and as a factor that could increase tensions in the region.
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