In the new episode of the show MAGGA on BNtv, Ioannis Mazis, Professor Emeritus of Economic Geography and Geopolitical Theory at NKUA, analyzes geopolitical developments. He pointedly highlights that the "Achilles' Shield" was a plan based on a proposal by Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and answers journalist Antzy Stathatou on whether the Greece–Israel cooperation ultimately has an Achilles' heel. What is happening with the source code? Do Greek technicians have access, or must we obtain permission from Tel Aviv for every change in operational planning? What is the geostrategic importance of the Greece–Cyprus–Israel cooperation, and how does it put the brakes on Ankara's dreams of a "new Ottoman Empire"?
We burn hundreds of thousands of euros chasing Turkish drones with F-16s
You do not kill mosquitoes with a bazooka, Ioannis Mazis pointedly remarks, opening the serious issue of the operational cost of utilizing ultra-modern F-16 fighters to intercept drones originating from Turkey that are worth only a few thousand euros. "Greece should be producing 800 of its own drones per day," he says. As for interception? That is also wrong, the professor contends: "We should shoot them down, as every other state does. NATO and the EU are laughing at what we are doing!"
No legal effect from Turkish marine parks? We have been saying the same about the occupation of Cyprus for 52 years!
Ioannis Mazis strikes leadership figures at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stating that they "say things that make no sense," while criticizing government officials who simply condemn Turkish marine parks with empty words, arguing that they create no legal effects! Indeed, he recalls that the same applies to the illegal occupation in Cyprus, which created no legal effects, and "now, 52 years later, look how we are discussing terms of Apartheid for Cyprus!" Why did the Turks encircle Kastellorizo? Why are we putting the French out front to speak with Ankara regarding the electricity interconnection between Greece and Cyprus? "We lack the guts to say that we do not ask permission from anyone," Mr. Mazis emphasizes. Why did the Patriot missiles leave Karpathos? What was the CIA chief doing in Moscow? And finally, will Ioannis Mazis enter politics? "If it is written in my fate, I will," he says pointedly. See all the answers in the new episode of the show MAGGA on BNtv:
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