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Greece reportedly changes rules affecting Turkish drones

A Greek-language headline claims Turkish drones will no longer be permitted in Greek airspace from 16 September. The legal basis and operational scope of the reported change are unconfirmed.

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A new restriction involving Turkish drones could increase tensions between Greece and Turkey if confirmed as an official policy.

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