There's a Greek port on the edge of the EU—NATO is using it

Update: 2022-03-28

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Russia's unprovoked war in Ukraine has prompted new urgency for NATO to shore up its defenses in Europe. A port in the Greek city of Alexandroupoli might play a key role in the alliance's ability to do just that. ICWA’s Stavros Niarchos Foundation fellow Steven Tagle describes a military transfer at the port late last year and what it may mean for the future of European security.

*Note: This episode mentions a Russian missile system purchased by Turkey. It is S-400, not S-40.

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There's a Greek port on the edge of the EU—NATO is using it

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There's a Greek port on the edge of the EU—NATO is using it

Institute of Current World Affairs

There's a Greek port on the edge of the EU—NATO is using it