Greece’s special arrangements to ensure the security of Erdogan’s trip
| With its drones and snipers on standby, Greece has made special arrangements to establish security during the Turkish President's visit to Athens on Thursday. |
According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, the President of Turkey is leaving for Greece on Thursday of this week, while the host country has taken extensive security preparations.
Turkey and Greece have a dispute over maritime borders in the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean. The problem of Cyprus and other regional issues, especially the war between Russia and Ukraine, will also be on their agenda. The relations between these two neighboring countries improved when Greece was one of the first countries that sent its aid forces to help the earthquake victims of Turkey.
Newspaper “KEkathimerini” he wrote on Monday, 3,500 security officers, dozens of snipers and fleets of Greek drones are on alert during the visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Athens.
Before his upcoming official trip to Athens to participate in the high-level cooperation council between Greece and Turkey, the president of Turkey expressed his hope for a positive atmosphere in negotiations with the Greeks.
Erdogan said: “We are meeting with our neighbor. If both sides refrain from behaviors that harm each other’s interests, no problem will arise.” Erdogan while acknowledging that there are serious issues that need to be addressed It has time to resolve, he added: “There are issues that we can address immediately and expand the basis of cooperation. Our approach to foreign policy is not a zero sum game. We will approach Athens with a win-win mentality.”
The President of Turkey will arrive in Athens on Thursday, and special traffic regulations will be implemented from Thursday morning. to be The President of Turkey will be in Athens to participate in the High Council of Cooperation between Greece and Turkey.
The snipers of the Greek anti-terrorist unit with special unit forces are following Erdogan’s convoy in They will be scattered all over the city of Athens. The Greek intelligence service is also on standby to ensure the security of the Turkish president during this trip.
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