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Athens balancing diplomacy and defence amid Middle East turmoil
The escalating conflict environment in the Middle East - with Iran and the Gulf at its centre, as well as its indirect spillover into other active fronts such as the Russia–Ukraine war - is creating a dense and increasingly difficult set of challenges for Greece.
For Athens, the main concern is not only immediate instability, but also the risk of a broader, uncontrolled escalation, especially in the event of a limited US ground operation in Iran that could rapidly spiral beyond control.
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