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Security13:24 · Jul 7

Turkish Warships Force Israeli Navy to Alter Course During Mediterranean Drill

By מאיר גלבוע
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Turkish Warships Force Israeli Navy to Alter Course During Mediterranean Drill
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During a recent naval exercise in the Mediterranean Sea, Turkish naval vessels approached Israeli Navy ships, disrupting their operations and forcing a change in course. The incident occurred near the "Cyprus Channel," west of the island, where an Israeli missile ship was participating in a joint drill with the navies of Greece and Cyprus. According to reports confirmed for publication, four Turkish warships rapidly closed in to within several hundred meters of the Israeli ship and accompanied it for some time before deliberately withdrawing. The confrontation nearly escalated into a maritime clash but ended without any shots fired or injuries. This episode adds to previous reports of heightened tensions in the area and marks a rare instance where Turkish naval maneuvers directly impacted Israeli military exercises.

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