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Government's focus on defence, plans for more procurements put opposition in tough spot
Opposition parties have raised objections to what they view as an unexpected announcement by Defence Minister Nikos Dendias of plans for Greece to purchase a fourth Belharra frigate from France.
Dendias said on Tuesday, during a visit to Athens by his French counterpart Sebastian Lecornu, that he will recommend to the Greek National Security Council (KYSEA) that the Greek Navy acquire a fourth French-made frigate. Athens agreed in 2021 to buy t...
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