Military correspondent Nir Dvori published additional footage from the joint air exercise between the Israeli and Hellenic air forces, following an earlier report that included details of an Israeli tanker refueling a Greek F-16 over the Aegean. The drill is part of broader strategic cooperation amid regional dynamics.
This batch adds new imagery to the coverage of the Israel-Greece joint air exercise. Military correspondent Nir Dvori shared additional photos via N12, providing a visual update to the drill. As The Zioneer reported earlier (at 09:08 Jerusalem), the exercise includes an Israeli aerial refueling aircraft refueling a Greek F-16 over the Aegean Sea. The new photos do not introduce substantive new facts about the scope or duration of the exercise, but they offer further documentation of the bilateral training. The broader context includes warming military ties between Israel and Greece, as well as a separate Turkey-Egypt air exercise that concluded on Sunday, June 21. No additional official statements or operational changes have been reported.
4 developments
- StrongTurkey and Egypt begin first joint air exercise since rapprochement
- DevelopingTurkish media report unusual naval force movement in the Aegean amid tensions with Greece
- StrongGreece advances major security procurement from Israel, including armed drone capability upgrade
- StrongIranian fighter jet scrambles over Tehran amid escalating tensions
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