Kalenteridis on BNTV: "Shock plan by Israel for conflict in Cyprus" - "They are gray-zoning the Aegean and the government is asleep"

Kalenteridis on BNTV:
Savvas Kalenteridis speaks to BNTV about a shock plan by Israel involving a strike on the Occupied Territories under the code name "Wrath of Poseidon."

In a new episode of MAGGA on BNtv, Savvas Kalenteridis, former officer and EYP agent, publisher, author, and geopolitical analyst, examines recent geopolitical developments. What is happening with Turkey's maritime parks that create "gray zones" in the Aegean and completely cut off Kastellorizo? Most concerningly, "Turkey is building 35 new ships to enforce the 'Blue Homeland' narrative on the ground and declared maritime parks at zero cost, because in Greece the word deterrence has been demonized," he explains to journalist Antzy Stathatou.

No demarche from Athens over the schizophrenia of "Blue Homeland"

As for Athens? It persists in an appeasement policy, with Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis constantly referring to "calm waters" and government officials simply asserting that Turkish maritime parks are illegal, while our country has made no formal diplomatic demarche against the imperialist Blue Homeland narrative now taught to Turkish schoolchildren.

Israel's shock plan to entangle Athens and Nicosia through a strike on the Occupied Territories

At the same time, Israel is developing a shock plan code-named "Wrath of Poseidon" for a strike in the Occupied Territories. What happens if this plan is executed? Will the conflict spill over into the Eastern Mediterranean? What lies behind the sudden decision to relocate Patriot air defense systems from Karpathos to Souda? Why was the air defense shield strategy altered, and what role are the US playing? Could Athens transfer Russian-made S-300 systems to Ukraine, as revealed by BankingNews.gr? Savvas Kalenteridis also addresses the 1999 handover of Öcalan, noting pointedly: "Politicians suffer from geopolitical myopia."

Watch the full episode of MAGGA on BNtv here:

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