Ο Παναθηναϊκός δημοσίευσε ένα βίντεο με εξαιρετικά θεαματικές στιγμές που έχει προσφέρει ο Γκερσόν Γιαμπουσέλε, για να “ζεστάνει” τους οπαδούς του για όσα πρόκειται να δουν από τον Γάλλο με τη φανέλα του “τριφυλλιού”. Ο Γκερσόν Γιαμπουσέλε αποτελεί το νέο, ηχηρό μεταγραφικό απόκτημα του Παναθηναϊκού και ο κόσμος του “τριφυλλιού” κινείται στον ρυθμό του Γάλλου σταρ, αναμένοντας με αδημονία να τον δει να αγωνίζεται με τα χρώματα της ομάδας. Ο Παναθηναϊκός δημοσίευσε ένα βίντεο γεμάτο με τρομερά εντυπωσιακά στιγμιότυπα του Γκερσόν Γιαμπουσέλε, ο οποίος αποτελεί έναν εξαιρετικά θεαματικό παίκτη με σπάνια φυσικά προσόντα. Διαβάστε τη συνέχεια του άρθρου στο ertsports.gr πατώντας εδώ www.ertnews.gr

Τα συντρίμμια του εμπορευματικού αεροσκάφους τύπου Boeing της ιδιωτικής εταιρίας K2 Airways που έχασε την επαφή με τον πύργο ελέγχου ενώ κατευθυνόταν στο Καράτσι έχουν βρεθεί, ανακοίνωσε σήμερα η πακιστανική αερολιμενική αρχή. Τα συντρίμμια βρέθηκαν 53 ναυτικά μίλια νότια του λιμανιού Ορμάρα και οι προσπάθειες για την ανεύρεση των αγνοουμένων μελών του πληρώματος είναι σε εξέλιξη, ανέφερε. Πηγή: (Pakistan Navy via AP) Πηγή: (Pakistan Navy via AP) Σχετική είδηση: Πακιστάν: Χάθηκε από τα ραντάρ εμπορικό αεροσκάφος με πενταμελές πλήρωμα – Είχε αναφέρει πρόβλημα στο σύστημα πλοήγησης Πηγή: ΑΠΕ-ΜΠΕ www.ertnews.gr

A 20-year-old man who was shot and injured by police officers in Argos, Peloponnese, is reportedly brain dead. Internal investigation against the two police officers launched. The young man was transferred from a hospital in Argos to Thriasio hospital in Athens with a head wound around dawn on Wednesday. According to a statement by Thriasio, […] The post Police shoots at 20-year-old man during pursuit – Victim is brain dead appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.

Lifeguard Sofia pulled seven bathers, among them two children, out of the waves at Avithos beach on the island of Kefalonia and has become a hero. The incident that could have taken a very different turn occurred on Friday, July 3rd, at the beach of Avithos, in South Kefalonia. It was reported to local media […] The post Lifeguard in Kefalonia rescues 7 swimmers from the waves appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.

Trump’s openness to Turkey’s return to the F-35 program has raised concerns in Greece, Israel, and Congress, as the S-400 dispute remains unresolved. Credit: Doğukan Keskinkılıç / EPA / AMNA Talks between US President Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have revived Ankara’s hopes of returning to the F-35 fighter jet program, while raising concerns in Greece and Israel as well as among members of the US Congress. Trump did not announce a completed deal during his meeting with Erdogan at the NATO summit in Ankara. He did, however, signal that his administration could reconsider Turkey’s exclusion from the F-35 program and move ahead with lifting sanctions imposed in response to Ankara’s acquisition of the Russian-made S-400 system. Trump signals openness on F-35 after meeting Erdogan “We have a better relationship with Turkey, and Turkey has been in many ways much more loyal than other countries that we think would be loyal,” Trump said when asked about the issue. “So yeah, it’s something certainly we’d consider. It’s a great plane. It’s the best, currently the best plane by far, and certainly something we will consider,” he added. Trump also said he intended to life sanctions on Turkey. “We’re going to be taking the sanctions off,” Trump announced. “It’s time to do that. We don’t want to sanction friends.” The remarks marked a notable shift in tone from Washington. Turkey was removed from the F-35 program in 2019 after moving ahead with the S-400 purchase. US officials have long argued that the Russian system could compromise sensitive information on the F-35’s stealth capabilities and operating profile. Erdogan says Turkey expects favorable F-35 decision after meeting with Trump Erdogan presented the issue as a long-running matter between Ankara and Washington and implied that Turkey expects progress after the summit. “The F-35 issue is not a new one for us. We have discussed it with the US before, and we received a commitment regarding the five aircraft,” Erdogan said, according to Anadolu Agency. “God willing, I believe a favorable decision on the F-35 issue will emerge from this Leaders’ Summit.” The Turkish President also expressed confidence in Trump personally, saying, “President Trump always stands by his word.” Turkey has argued for years that its removal from the F-35 program was unjustified and that Ankara had fulfilled its obligations as a partner in the project. Turkish officials also reject the US argument that the S-400 threatens NATO systems or the F-35 platform. For Ankara, a return to the program would carry both military and political significance and restore access to one of the world’s most advanced fighter aircraft, signaling a major reset in US-Turkey defense ties after years of strain. Mitsotakis says NATO must weigh allies’ security concerns Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis avoided directly commenting on the Trump-Erdogan exchange but remarked that NATO decisions must be guided by good neighborly relations and take into account the security concerns of all member states. “I will not comment on yesterday’s statements by President Trump and President Erdogan,” Mitsotakis said as he arrived for the NATO leaders’ session. “The only thing I can say is that an alliance must be based on the fundamental principle of good neighborly relations.” Mitsotakis then referred to Turkey’s long-standing threat of war against Greece if Athens exercises its legal right to extend its territorial waters. “At a time when my country faces a casus belli from Turkey in the event that we exercise our lawful right to extend our territorial waters, I believe it must be clear that the sensitivities of all NATO members must be taken into account,” the Greek PM said. “We are, after all, a defensive alliance, and I am certain that these pending issues can be resolved in the spirit of good neighborly relations and cooperation,” he added. His remarks placed the F-35 debate within Greece’s broader concerns over Turkish policy in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean. Athens has repeatedly argued that alliance unity cannot be separated from respect for sovereignty, international law, and peaceful relations between NATO members. Lawmakers raise regional concerns in Turkey F-35 debate Trump’s remarks brought renewed attention to existing resistance in Washington. Before the Trump-Erdogan meeting, a group of eighteen members of Congress had urged House leadership to block any effort to reinstate Turkey in the F-35 program. In a letter to House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, the lawmakers cited US restrictions tied to Ankara’s acquisition of the Russian-made S-400 air defense system, requesting that Turkey remain barred from the program unless the S-400 issue is resolved. The letter referred to both the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) and the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020. It said publicly available information does not show that Turkey has removed the S-400, removed it from operational use, or otherwise addressed the concerns that led to the imposition of sanctions by Washington. “The integrity of this framework, and the message it sends to every country weighing whether to buy Russian weapons, depends on Congress’s willingness to enforce it,” the lawmakers wrote. The lawmakers also cited Turkey’s position toward Greece and Cyprus, its support for Azerbaijan in operations against Armenia, and Ankara’s stance toward Israel as part of their broader case against restoring Turkey’s access to the aircraft. Netanyahu warns Turkey’s F-35 return could shift regional balance Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also raised concerns over a possible Turkish return to the F-35 program, pointing to Ankara’s record toward Greece and Cyprus as a factor Washington should weigh before approving any advanced arms transfer. Israel views the matter through the lens of regional security and its own qualitative military edge. Israeli officials have warned that Turkey’s acquisition of fifth-generation fighter aircraft could alter the balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean and the wider Middle East. The issue has gained added significance as relations between Israel and Turkey have deteriorated sharply. For Israel, the question is not only whether Ankara should regain access to a US weapons platform but whether such a move would strengthen a regional actor with increasingly hostile rhetoric toward Israel.

The European Parliament Officially Recognized the Women and Girls of Cyprus as Victims of Crimes Committed During the 1974 Turkish Invasion. European parliament. Credit: Europarl/ CC-BY-SA 2.0 With an overwhelming majority of 575 votes in favour and only 33 against, the European Parliament adopted the FEMM Committee’s resolution, drafted by Greek MEP Eleonora Meleti, officially recognising, for the first time, the women and girls of Cyprus as victims of the crimes committed during the 1974 Turkish invasion. A chapter of history that had remained in the shadows for more than fifty years now becomes an integral part of Europe’s official historical memory. The resolution condemns the Turkish invasion and the ongoing occupation of Cyprus, recognises conflict-related sexual violence as a weapon of war, calls for the full recognition and rehabilitation of the victims, urges appropriate reparations, stronger support for survivors, and demands that Turkey assume responsibility in accordance with international law. Addressing the plenary session in Strasbourg, Meleti delivered a speech, recounting the testimonies of the women she met during the FEMM Committee’s fact-finding mission to Cyprus. “We made a promise that these women’s pain, the collective trauma of the Cypriot people, would no longer remain silent or invisible. Because the violence they suffered did not end then. It continued through stigma, isolation, marginalisation, rejection and loneliness.” Today’s adoption of the resolution represents a landmark political and moral recognition for the women of Cyprus. It also marks a significant parliamentary achievement for Eleonora Meleti, who succeeded in bringing, for the first time, a long-overlooked dimension of the Cypriot tragedy onto the European agenda and in securing broad cross-party support within the European Parliament for recognition, remembrance and justice.

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