I don’t go to that area because forums.
I just mentioned one of the problems with Turkey that happens to be a common effort of the 3 nations as well.
I’m asking how Greece’s military trends relate to Cyprus?
That is what you were talking about. I never said they don’t have military ties, just that there is no history of it and other countries have stronger ties over a longer period of time.
Its a good point though? Everyone (even Turkish Cypriots) are against Turkey being on the island, so why would that specifically be a reason to add it? I agree with your other reasons, but that one is quite lacking- hence why I picked it out.
Again, nothing to do with Cyprus.
And you can look at my other response since you suggest I should, I think there are better choices and its a weird choice imo.
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I never said they don’t have ties. I said that using Turkey as reasoning is a weak point because everyone is against Turkey in Cyprus (even Turkish Cypriots, like myself).
I’m just shocked you don’t know about the outspoken connection between Israel and Cyprus. Not trying to be rude, but it’s about as blatent as it can be.
Trilateral meeting signals Cyprus’ deepening security ties with Israel | Cyprus Mail
Israel and Cyprus: A strong Middle East alliance | The Jerusalem Post
Israel and Cyprus are allies, and Greece is also inside that inner circle. These three nations make up an Allied Mediterranean Defence Force, as seen in these articles. If you’re curious, I highly suggest looking into this yourself.
Greece, Israel, Cyprus working on 2,500-strong force for Mediterranean defense
Israel, Greece, Cyprus To Form Rapid-Response Force To Defend Mediterranean - The Media Line
What is their relation before the 5-10 years? You are completely avoiding my point that they don’t have a strong history together. I’m not going to act like I know everything abt everything because I don’t, but Israel and Cyprus do not have a strong HISTORY together. This has all cropped up within the last couple years. To be honest, it feels disrespectful that you’re insinuating that I know nothing when I’m acknowledging that they have a relationship now but not in history.
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Yeah its kinda new their relations, young couple.
Hint: Its not specifically talking about the area that the country of Israel inhabits. Search up “Cyprus is Israel’s Backyard”
Its been a big thing for a bit now. Thats why AKEL and many Cypriots are calling them invaders: they come to Cyprus and buy up properties then turn them into inaccessible gated communities.
So whats the problem, they selling and another guy buying, isnt that the drill?
Also yeah private property and inaccessible, kinda makes sense.
The real problem its when they occupy public zones, like when US people buy Mexican properties and they gate the beach.
there is as much, if not more purchased from other military partners of Greece, than Israel,…
French side
Rafales MLU From F.3R to F…4 [November 2025]
FDI Frigates (3x bought in 2021 + 1 additional in September 2025)
Scopène and Suffren Submarines class are considered for 20 years modernisation plans [July 2025]
and of course the whole weaponnary suits for thoses
I mean why France would like to have Greece. More leopards, ah64 and rafale?? The only thing new france could get maybe the marder.
Same goes for Greece to Israel, it offer almost no new things than copy paste, if at least it gets copy paste, then with israel modification or weaponry as Chile does.
Or Germany, with things like the F-4 AUP, other vehicle upgrades, frequent tank deliveries such as their Leos (which has been done for decades mind you), etc.
It’s also planned for them to get Lynx’s and Marder’s if all goes well too
Honestly I did not understand the plan of Greece going to Israel in the beginning, and still refuse to understand it. “Geography” and their “cooperation” (which only was really done more so recently, compared with Germany for example) does not make sense. Chile is right there.
I am not trying to say Germany should get Greece in any way, I’m just saying that that reasoning is just flawed, as they just have better ones.
What I also do not understand is that some (NOT ALL) Israel players complain about copy and paste, yet are completely fine for a copy and paste Rafale? I get it with the Magach, but this is still copy paste.
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Greece does not have a place as tech tree/subtree really, not even domestic modifications like other countries do. Its just a copy paste festival.
I seen poorer latam nations with better modifications
Not worthy as a standalone tech tree for sure, but still has potential for a subtree, just barely if not nothing to do with anything like Israel if you don’t count things like the M113 upgrades (did not include the Sandcat SPIKE launcher as Israel has them either way via expos)
It could receive shared m113 modernization into the israel TT with the greek flag, but not as subtree. It doesnt have what it takes to be one.
Also the sandcat spike could easily come with israel flag. also korea gonna have them in their tt.
The problem is thousands buying properties, raising property taxes and then making them inaccessible. Either way, not my ballpark and not my place to talk about it as my family live in our village. Just mentioning it because the current reputation of Israelis in Cyprus is god awful and this government doesn’t have the support of the people.
Sounds more like the problem are the guys who sell those properties at such high price. In US housing especulations are also high, in all the world actually. If you live in an important city you will have troubles getting a home than our ancestors
Again, not my ballpark. I’m just showing that Israelis are not really liked in Cyprus- that being one of the main reasons. Again its not my intent or place to decline this subtree, just that to me its weird and this is one of the reasons why.
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I still think a Chile/Colombia combination might be better and more logical for Israel, but oh well, it’s War Thunder (the game where India is in Great Britain, Taiwan in China, Iran in the USA, etc). Political issues shouldn’t be discussed, but this is already a historical matter.
Strong Diplomatic relations between Israel and Cyprus have existed since 1960. They have regularly cooperated on Energy and Security needs since then.
Israel and Greece established full Diplomatic relations in 1990 and formed a strategic alliance based on energy and defence cooperation.
There is more than enough precedent to add Greece to Israel, especially when Greece uses so many Israeli systems. Cyprus relies heavily on Israel for security guarantees against Turkey. Out of all possible options for Greece, it would be healthiest to add them to Israel. Other potential candidates don’t need their additions.
The cherry on top should be Turkey under Israel