Greece-Turkey tense situation: 5 possible war scenarios

Anlis raise the alarm that the newly prevalent <x0-second quality” in the Aegean could give the Turkish side time to make preparations to demonstrate the same aggression in the rest of the Mediterranean, causing tensions between the two countries to escalate even more.

The fact that the Turkish fleet has been anchored on specific maritime bases on the coast of Asia Minor, avoiding offshore access, does not necessarily mean that Turks want to avoid tension. Rather, it shows that they can prepare to continue with something important by performing repairs on their ships, supplying their forces, and increasing their crew readiness”, the same circuits report, adding that the only contradiction is growth in particular. The activity of Turkish fears, which daily commit dozens of Greek airspace violations, remains a constant risk of escalating further tensions.

Since both Turkey and Greece are both NATO member states this ac issue received great attention and from the United States of America, which have prepared the five possible scenarios in the event of clashes between the two countries.

⇩ Stage One

One scenario is for Turkish military forces to block small Greek islands located near Turkey, with the pretext for demilitarising warships. According to analysts, this would lead to an end to relations and communication between the Greek islands with each other.

⇩ Stage two

Another scenario Turkish forces can use is the use of migrants passing through the Aegean or the Mediterranean. Turkish forces can make their ban and move them to Greek rocky islands, and then to the pretext of seeking salvation to claim territorial spaces by making them their own.

⇩ Stage Three

Another scenario that Turks can use to get the Green Islands Controlo is taking drilling ships south of Crete near the Turkish-Libyan borders, which are also claimed to be at the borders of Greece. If this plan is carried out, then the Turkish side could install its forces near the Misrata naval base.

⇩ Stage Four

Establishing a Imia-type crisis through the conquest of an uninhabited Greek rocky island located near the Turkish coast.

⇩ Stage Five

It conquers an island that has little or no permanent residents on it but is preserved by a small military expedition. This is one of the most complex scenarios the Pentagon is working on, as in this case Turks would have conducted a special military operation on Greek soil, holding Greek military hostage. According to this scenario, in this way they will seek not to be hit by sea or air forces that could otherwise level the island, addressing diplomatic reflections of the US or EU.

On the other hand, Turkey has been playing all diplomatic cards for several months, addressing the EU and the US for demilitarising Greek islands, as it considers them to be a potential danger to their country. /abcnews.al/