Sea Wolf Maritime Drill Begins Amid Tensions Between Greece, Türkiye
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“The owner of the site has come”, “Athens has been put on alert”, “fear of the enemy”. With such headlines, the Turkish press is today welcoming Denizkurdu-I/2026, the major Turkish naval exercise that begins with 100 ships, 50 aircraft and 14,000 personnel in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, as described by the publications. Denizkurdu–I/2026 begins today, September 20, […]
Ankara is escalating its rhetoric against Athens with the new provocative statements of Hakan Fidan, while also proceeding with a military show of force with the "Sea Wolf" Exercise...More...
The Turkish Navy's "Sea Wolf-I/2026" exercise, to be conducted in four seas, has become a topic of discussion in the Greek press. Greek City Times reported that Athens has deployed naval units, submarines, and surveillance equipment to critical areas to monitor the movements of the Turkish fleet. It has been learned that the Greek Armed Forces have been put on high alert due to the exercise, which has increased anxiety in Athens. 🚆
The Sea Wolf-I/2026 exercise will be conducted between September 20-25 in the Black Sea, Aegean Sea and Eastern Mediterranean with the participation of 100 ships.
The exercise aims to assess the operational readiness of the Turkish Armed Forces and test the possibility of cooperation between different branches.
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