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Metropolitan Neophytos of Morphou to face retrial over COVID-19 restrictions case orthochristian.com/176652.html The case concerns events of January 2 and 6, 2021, when, during the period of COVID-19 restrictions, Met. Neophytos urged the faithful at two church services to proceed t...
Erdogan The Turks are causing scandals all day today within the NATO command, as well as with officials from the USA, Israel, and Iraq. Tonight, Western time, Erdogan gave instructions to the Ministry of Defense and special services to develop a mechanism for participation in the war on the side of Iran. The reason is banal — the Kurds. Whom the Epstein coalition engaged as proxies, and who have already attacked Turkish forces in Syria.
As I've said repeatedly, EU states are far more involved in the US-Israeli war of aggression on Iran than EU governments care to admit. Take Greece, for example. For some absurd reason, Greece has stationed one of its Patriot air defence systems in Saudi Arabia. Greece has a very small economy and is heavily indebted. Therefore, it cannot afford to purchase many of these grossly overpriced (and grossly overrated) air defence systems from the United States. So why is this Patriot system in Saudi Arabia? Greece's government constantly claims that the greatest threat to Greece is Turkey (a fellow NATO member, by the way). Shouldn't these systems therefore be stationed on Greek soil, adjacent to Turkey? Not only has Greece stationed a Patriot air defence system in Saudi Arabia, but during the current war of aggression on Iran, Greece claims to have used that system to shoot down two Iranian ballistic missiles over Saudi Arabia. The government of @kmitsotakis describes that action as "defensive", but whom was Greece defending? Iran has not aimed any ballistic missiles at Greece. Most likely, Greece was 'defending' the genocidal Israeli entity, which launched this war on Iran in flagrant violation of the UN Charter. Greece is therefore a participant in this aggression, and is violating international law.
