President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Greece it might pay a
“heavy value” if it saved on harassing Turkish fighter jets over the
Aegean amid renewed tensions between the 2 neighbors, Pattern reviews citing
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Sabah.

“Greece, check out historical past. If you happen to go too far, the worth
shall be heavy,” Erdogan advised a protection techniques exhibition within the
Black Sea province of Samsun.

Erdogan was referring to incidents by which Greece lately
focused Turkish jets with its Russian-made S-300 air protection
system.

It was reported final week that Turkish jets on a reconnaissance
mission, flying in worldwide airspace, had been harassed by the
Greek protection system stationed on Crete. Athens rejects the
claims.

“Greece has challenged NATO and its allies by rising its
hostile perspective, which began with harassing our airspace and
plane and escalated to the extent of S-300 radar lockdown,”
Erdogan stated.