The US and Israel have not achieved any of their initial goals in the war with Iran, argues Vassilis Martzoukos, Retired Vice Admiral and Vice President of the Hellenic Institute for Strategic Studies. Speaking on the show MAGGA, on the online television of BankingNews.gr, BNtv, the Admiral explains to journalist Angie Stathatou that the Tehran regime did not change, the Straits of Hormuz were not controlled, and furthermore, billions of dollars were lost to intercept Iranian missiles and dirt-cheap drones. "The strategy of war has changed; Laser technology is now utilized for deterrence and numerous regiments are no longer a solution."
Will a hot incident break out in the Aegean as predicted by the Russian Duma?
Mr. Martzoukos refers to the scenario of a hot incident in the Aegean presented in the Russian Duma, as well as the mission of Greek frigates and F16 Vipers to Cyprus. He criticizes the fact that the EU lacks a common defense, resulting in Turkey sneaking into the Safe armament program through the "back door" via bilateral agreements. He also points to flaws in our foreign policy, stating that "with hugs, we give an alibi to the Turks."
The delimitation of the EEZ between Greece and Cyprus requires the necessary preparation, the Admiral emphasizes, while he believes that "energy developments and the Vertical Axis favor Greece, but the country must claim a naval role in the Mediterranean." Will Greece seize the opportunity to strengthen its domestic defense industry? How many billions does Russia gain from the war in Iran? What will happen if Donald Trump takes the US out of NATO and what will Greece do? Watch the full episode of the show MAGGA:
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