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- News Source: Zaman.com | about 1 year agoDimitrios Grapsas is scheduled to pay an official visit to Turkey later this month at the invitation his Turkish counterpart, Chief of General Staff Gen. Yaşar Büyükanıt, the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) announced yesterday. The visit will take...
- News Source: Turks. US | about 1 year agoCentral Daylight Time A Defense Ministry statement says Gen...The ministry said Friday that the talks would focus on "ways of improving mutual trust and understanding." Greece and Turkey have come close to war three times since 1974, over Aegean Sea...
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