Ópa! Greece Steps Up

After the craven, crippled tool Keir Starmer stabbed the United States in the back by declaring that the U.S. could not launch air strikes against Iran from the UK or Diego Garcia, Greece steps in and stepped up to help with basing for Iran strike.

Greece offered its support for US airpower in the region. US F-16 and F-22 fighters, as well as A-10s and other aircraft, are now deployed on Crete’s Souda Bay base in the Mediterranean.

Greek Reporter: US fighter jets and support aircraft are moving through Souda Bay, Greece as part of a broader adjustment in American military posture amid escalating tensions with Iran. Aviation monitoring accounts report that approximately a dozen US Air Force F-22 Raptor fighters transited through the United Kingdom en route to the Middle East. The redeployment comes as Washington evaluates potential military options related to Tehran’s nuclear program. Analysts interpret the increased aerial activity as both a deterrent signal and a precautionary step should diplomatic efforts fail. Beyond the F-22s, additional US Air Force assets, including F-35 Lightning II fighters, A-10 Warthog ground attack aircraft, aerial refueling tankers, transport planes, and special operations aircraft, have been observed at Souda Bay.

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Pamela Geller

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