Grecanicus 🇬🇷🇨🇾🇮🇱🇺🇸🇸🇪 @Grecanicus

@suyusekicen No F35 No F16 equipment No Eurofighters No Air defense No engines for KAAN No KAAN No S400

@Turklrvdis @ConflictTR The Sultan is feeding you with Neo-Ottoman dreams to fill your empty bellies. ...by 2030 Turkey will go bankrupt.

@SnyCml96492 @ConflictTR

@ConflictTR 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Can it fly without an engine?

🇬🇷🏛️The claim that “Turkey’s massive mainland is trapped by Greek islands” is a Turkish narrative designed to portray Turkey as the victim of geography while distracting from a far deeper historical reality. ❌ The Greek islands are not too close to Turkey. They were not suddenly placed there to inconvenience Turkey. They didn’t drift toward Turkey. They were there before Turkey was even a concept. The Aegean islands are among the oldest continuously inhabited Greek-speaking territories on Earth. They predate the Ottoman Empire and Turkey by three thousand years. 🏛️The entire western Anatolian seaboard-ancient Ionia and beyond-was the cradle of Hellenic civilisation. Its indigenous Greek populations violently erased through invasion, massacre, expulsion, and ethnic cleansing, and their land is now under Turkish control. Those islands are the surviving fragments of that world. The part that couldn’t be reached. The coast that Turkey now claims as naturally hers was demographically and culturally Greek barely a century ago. Smyrna-the greatest city of that coast-was still majority Greek until 1922. Until it was burned. ❌The islands didn’t drift toward Turkey. Turkey expanded toward the islands. And then complained about the view. So next time you hear Turkey complain about Greek islands being too close-remind them whose land they’re standing on. And whose coast they’re looking at.

Europe’s civilisational memory was written in Greek before it was administered in Latin.

@mert00261 @kemankes2121 @kaan_fox3 What are you going to do throw rocks at fighter jets you can't see? We have air-superiority no more need to be said.

@carparboler @kemankes2121 @kaan_fox3

@forward00w @UzmanLe @kaan_fox3 Talk after they have been battleproven.

Σάι Γκαλ: ”Ώρα για δράση για την Κύπρο-Να φύγουν οι Τούρκοι από τα Κατεχόμενα” #Greece #Turkiye #AegeanSea #Ελλαδα #Τουρκια #Αιγαιο #Cyprus #Israel #Κυπρος #Ισραηλ directus.gr/sai-gkal-ora-g…

@UzmanLe @kaan_fox3 5) Flight-hour statistics don't negate the aircraft's capabilities, weapons, or operational availability—they just provide material for social-media propaganda.

@UzmanLe @kaan_fox3 4) If hours alone determined combat effectiveness, every air force would simply fly older jets more and call it superiority. You are confusing utilization with readiness. An 85–90% available Rafale is combat-ready whether it flew 120 or 180 hours. 👇

It is rather funny that you are trying to mock me while it is obvious that you do not understand the point. My example was aimed at the article published by the Turkish newspaper: turkiyetoday.com/opinion/greek-… The article claims that Lebanon lost a large maritime area in its delimitation with Cyprus because an equidistance line was used instead of equity, which, according to that argument, should have shifted the delimitation line against the Cypriot coast due to a disproportionate ratio between coastal lengths and allocated maritime areas, the so-called disproportionality test. What I wrote and illustrated in my image is precisely the application of that same equity logic to the Aegean, after a correction based on the disproportionality test. And what follows from that logic is that Turkey has a significantly shorter relevant coastline. Therefore, by the very Cyprus-Lebanon logic invoked in the article, Turkey should be claiming a significantly smaller area in the Aegean, not an equidistance line between the two mainlands. Your examples concern islands that were denied continental shelf effect because they were located either on the median line, as semi-enclaved islands, or on the wrong side of the line, as enclaved islands. In those cases, the islands were not given continental shelf effect, but they were still given the maximum 12 nautical mile territorial sea. That is exactly what my image shows. So what you have actually proved is that you are yet another commentator who does not understand even the most basic distinctions, while arrogantly mocking others with the supreme confidence of a fool.

MSE @m_sadikertan

2 days ago

@moderatus_gr This isn't just true for us, it's also true for England and Italy. Your fantasy world has no chance of coming true.

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You can't hate the country of Turkey enough. According to this report, the USA and Massod were arming Kurdish forces to enter Iran and start an insurgency to overthrow the Iranian Regime. Turkish President Erdogan called Trump and complained, which ultimately halted the operation. Turkey, a NATO ally, considers the PKK a terrorist organization. It is worth noting that during my X-Space interview with Joe Kent, he stated that he felt Erdogan was also responsible for pressuring Trump to put Al Jolani in power of Syria. ynetnews.com/article/rj9xdg…

La Turquie n’attend plus devant la porte de l’Europe. Elle est déjà entrée. 👇 D’abord publié en anglais sur @tovimacom, ce texte paraît désormais en français dans @TimesofIsraelFR, dans une version enrichie, adaptée et mise à jour. Pas par l’adhésion. Par l’emprise. Pendant que Bruxelles entretient la candidature-écran, Ankara administre un appareil d’emprise : religieux, civique, consulaire, éducatif, associatif. Un système capable d’ancrer des loyautés, de mobiliser des communautés et de projeter l’État turc au cœur même des sociétés européennes. Ce n’est pas une conquête classique. C’est un ancrage opérationnel. Ni la foi ni la diaspora turque ne sont le problème. Les citoyens européens d’origine turque font partie de l’Europe. Le problème commence lorsque l’État turc prétend les tutéliser à distance, comme une extension extraterritoriale d’Ankara. Le Diyanet n’est pas une aumônerie. C’est un appareil d’État projeté hors du territoire national. Sa force tient à sa banalité apparente. L’imam, le manuel, la bourse, l’association, le consulat : rien ne ressemble à une invasion. Tout ressemble à de l’administration. C’est ainsi que l’emprise s’enracine. La France a déjà ouvert la voie : fin des imams détachés, laïcité républicaine, transparence des influences étrangères, refus de l’islam consulaire. L’Allemagne, l’Autriche et la Flandre avancent dans la même direction : localiser les cadres, tracer les flux, exposer les relais, rapatrier les fonctions. Ce n’est pas une politique contre l’islam. C’est une politique contre la subordination étrangère. Bruxelles doit cesser de traiter la Turquie comme un simple dossier d’élargissement gelé. L’adhésion n’est plus un horizon. C’est un écran. Derrière cet écran, l’appareil travaille. Chypre expose l’absurdité centrale du langage européen : un État membre de l’Union reste partiellement occupé par un pays encore qualifié de candidat. Ankara ne reconnaît pas la République de Chypre, promeut une logique de deux États et construit des légitimités parallèles, pendant que l’Europe administre l’anormalité au lieu de la nommer. Chypre n’est pas l’obstacle du dossier turc. Elle en est la preuve. L’Europe sait nommer l’emprise russe. Elle sait la sanctionner, la surveiller, l’isoler. Face à Ankara, la langue européenne s’affaisse. Les contradictions deviennent gérables. L’inacceptable devient administrable. Cette asymétrie stratégique enseigne une leçon simple à la Turquie : l’emprise intérieure coûte moins cher que l’agression extérieure. La réponse européenne ne doit pas être identitaire. Elle doit être souveraine. Intégrer les citoyens. Désadministrer les appareils étrangers. Protéger la croyance. Tracer les flux. Localiser les cadres. Fermer les angles morts de l’État. La Turquie n’a pas échoué à entrer en Europe. Elle y est entrée autrement : dans ses fonctions, ses relais, ses vulnérabilités. L’Europe n’a pas besoin de panique. Elle a besoin de lucidité. 🔗 frblogs.timesofisrael.com/la-turquie-na-…

Shay Gal שי גל @ShayGal84

4 months ago

Turkey didn’t join the EU. It penetrated it. Structural analysis in @tovimacom ⬇️ Since 2018 enlargement frozen: 16 chapters opened, one closed. “Phased engagement” is containment. 🇨🇾 Cyprus pays for 🇪🇺 Europe’s choice. The island stays divided. 🇹🇷 Turkey pushes a two-state

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Agree. Erdogan is a dangerous genocidal dictator.

Steve Ferguson @lsferguson

2 days ago

Why is Turkey still in NATO?

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