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Greek Military Reforms Announced

Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announced significant reforms to the Armed Forces, including base closures, structural changes, modernization, and improvements to the Navy and Air Force.

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What improvements are planned for the Hellenic Navy?: Significant strengthening of the Navy is planned, granting it strategic strike capabilities and enhanced anti-air defense, allowing it to project power beyond simply defending the Aegean Sea.
What structural changes are planned within the military's organization?: The reforms involve streamlining the military structure by eliminating over 30 formations and consolidating others to enhance efficiency and resource allocation.
What are the plans for the Hellenic Air Force and other related military branches?: The Air Force will work towards a fleet of 200 4.5th and 5th generation aircraft, through modernization programs and the integration of new fighter jets. Reforms are also planned for conscription, the National Guard, and military justice.
What modernization efforts are being undertaken in terms of technology and capabilities?: Modernization efforts include incorporating drone technology, with plans for every unit to have anti-drone capabilities and investing in cyber warfare capabilities, both defensive and offensive.
What major changes to the Greek Armed Forces were announced by the Minister of National Defence?: The Greek Minister of National Defence, Nikos Dendias, announced changes to the Armed Forces, including the closure of 137 military camps by 2025 to create more flexible, fully staffed units.

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Greek Military Reforms Announced

Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announced significant reforms to the Armed Forces, including base closures, structural changes, modernization, and improvements to the Navy and Air Force.