Erdogan wants to deal a fatal blow to Hellenism – Greece is his strongest opponent.

In recent years, Erdogan has intensified his aggression against our country. “He has a milestone in front of him that he believes in so much. In 1923-2023. 100 years of the Treaty of Lausanne which is important to him and his country”He says Ioannis Valinakis In the audio notation From Newsbeast. “It is the end of the empire that is being dismembered and today only Turkey remains. He thinks he should celebrate this achievement with great success.”he adds.

A professor of international relations at the University of Athens and a former deputy foreign minister spoke to us about the “opportunity” that President Erdogan sees for his country to make gains, both literally and figuratively. “With its neighbors Syria and Iraq, expansionary steps have already been taken. Greece is considered the strongest opponent in the region. This is mainly because Greece is behind the West, or at least part of the West. The Aegean and the eastern Mediterranean prevent it from playing the role of a superpower as it wants.”explains Mr. Valinakis.

and continues: “For a number of reasons, Erdogan wants to deal a fatal blow to Greece and Greece. Whether this strike is diplomatic, military, hybrid or something else depends on the developments. He prepares on many levels all his powers and plans. It promises the Turkish people the narrative that Greece is an aggressive country. All this to us and to every well-intentioned third is outrageous. They are unimaginable things. Yet it happens every day and gets worse. It’s not just a hoax as many say. That’s why we have to deal with the worst possible scenario and be prepared.”.

The former Deputy Secretary of State discusses “How Greek strategy shouldwhich is still the strategy of the 1970s, while much has changed since then, To adapt to new data. For this to happen, one, two, and ten KYSEA meetings with relevant experts are needed to decide how we should deal with Turkey.” For the teacher, the strategy assumes three things: a) determination, B) The technical ability to cause a lot of damage to your opponent, c) He (the Turkish side) will decide if you have the determination and he can do this great harm to him, not to us.

What is happening on the territory of Ukraine affects our country to some extent. Erdogan imitates PutinThis is what Mr. Valinakis pointed out a long time ago. “After World War II, a system of things was imposed that has one basic principle: the inviolability of borders. With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, those who want to review the borders because they consider that they have been wronged in the past, and there are many of them, united in a pole is the pole of revisionism. I began by Russia, allied with China, Turkey and Iran, all with an anti-Western orientation. This is very dangerous for Greece‘, explains the experienced politician.

What did he think of the day after the war? “Many Westerners want the war to end and there is pressure on Zelensky to accept a truce,” he said. Nobody wants the war to continue except for some extremists, easterners, who are afraid that they will have the same fate as Ukraine and that is why they want to get rid of Putin now,” he answers us.

Hear a really interesting analysis by Ioannis Valinakis on the Newsbeast podcast.

timetable

1:00 The Recep Tayyip Erdogan His provocative tone rose. What is his plan behind this tactic?

5:39 The tension between Greece and Turkey is not hidden. Some argue that it can be controlled. How easy is it to escape and become unmanageable?

7:51 What drives the Turks to create a scene of conflict?

14:42 The turkey With regard to Greece, it has pursued the same revisionist policy for decades. What is our position?

21:25 What moves from the Greek side will put us in a strong position against Turkey?

25:22 Immediate response or all-out war? Three point strategy.

27:53 How do other countries feel about the crisis between Greece and Turkey?

33:01 Might stop soon The war in Ukraine Or will it last several years?

37:57 To what extent has this war really changed the world?

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Christos Argyro: “If Erdogan does not want to see the end of Gaddafi … – in the new era of Turkey there will be great turmoil”

Ioannis Egolfopoulos: “First we will burn you, then we ask – Erdogan knows what will happen if they go up to a Greek island”

George Veles: “The Turks should know that we will respond in such a way that they will remember it in three generations.”

Panagiotis Theodorakidis: “I see Greece forced to make concessions – the demilitarization of the Aegean islands is not Erdogan’s request”

Konstantinos Lavdas: “We are heading towards a new form of globalization, with conflicts and destabilization – many currencies will play a role”

Vasilis Roses: “With Turkey in front of us, women must be used in the army, and women’s conscription must be created”