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The Greek General Staff released information about an incident that occurred on 10 October. According to military data, eight flight rule violations and five incursions into the country's national airspace were documented on that day.
As stated in the statement, six Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles violated the boundaries of Greek airspace over the waters of the Aegean Sea.
The events took place in three different sectors of the Aegean Sea: the north-eastern, central, and south-eastern. All detected Turkish drones were identified and intercepted by the Greek side.
The authority emphasised that the interception actions were carried out in full compliance with international norms and standard procedures.
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