Includes the monitoring of the illegal Tymbou airport.
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DT. wrote:Includes the monitoring of the illegal Tymbou airport.
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Paphitis wrote:DT. wrote:Includes the monitoring of the illegal Tymbou airport.
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Great to see Cyprus and Greece enter a new era of air defence cooperation.
In reality, there is no other option but to defend all of the Nicosia FIR particularly if the peace talks come to a close.
Cyprus could use some HAF resources to intercept and escort even airline passenger aircraft from the legitimate Nicosia FIR. Their is no international law that could prevent Cyprus from regaining control of her very own airspace.
If Greece is able to intercept and defend the Athens FIR from countless daily TAF incursions into their FIR and national airspace, then there is no reason why Cyprus should not do the same when the political climate changes.
YFred wrote:Paphitis wrote:DT. wrote:Includes the monitoring of the illegal Tymbou airport.
http://www.politis-news.com/cgibin/hweb ... V=articles
Great to see Cyprus and Greece enter a new era of air defence cooperation.
In reality, there is no other option but to defend all of the Nicosia FIR particularly if the peace talks come to a close.
Cyprus could use some HAF resources to intercept and escort even airline passenger aircraft from the legitimate Nicosia FIR. Their is no international law that could prevent Cyprus from regaining control of her very own airspace.
If Greece is able to intercept and defend the Athens FIR from countless daily TAF incursions into their FIR and national airspace, then there is no reason why Cyprus should not do the same when the political climate changes.
Fantastic, lets hope they come to your aid quicker than last time, assuming that they get out of their bases.
Cross over to the TRNC airspace and escort planes and it will not be just flu you'll be catching you little swine.
Paphitis wrote:YFred wrote:Paphitis wrote:DT. wrote:Includes the monitoring of the illegal Tymbou airport.
http://www.politis-news.com/cgibin/hweb ... V=articles
Great to see Cyprus and Greece enter a new era of air defence cooperation.
In reality, there is no other option but to defend all of the Nicosia FIR particularly if the peace talks come to a close.
Cyprus could use some HAF resources to intercept and escort even airline passenger aircraft from the legitimate Nicosia FIR. Their is no international law that could prevent Cyprus from regaining control of her very own airspace.
If Greece is able to intercept and defend the Athens FIR from countless daily TAF incursions into their FIR and national airspace, then there is no reason why Cyprus should not do the same when the political climate changes.
Fantastic, lets hope they come to your aid quicker than last time, assuming that they get out of their bases.
Cross over to the TRNC airspace and escort planes and it will not be just flu you'll be catching you little swine.
This is a cooperation pact and rest assured that the Cyprus National Guard is able to shoot down a passenger aircraft on approach to Tymbou within her own sovereign airspace.
And with this Air Defence Pact between Cyprus and Greece, the Cyprus National Guard is set to obtain more goodies in the very near future.
YFred wrote:Paphitis wrote:YFred wrote:Paphitis wrote:DT. wrote:Includes the monitoring of the illegal Tymbou airport.
http://www.politis-news.com/cgibin/hweb ... V=articles
Great to see Cyprus and Greece enter a new era of air defence cooperation.
In reality, there is no other option but to defend all of the Nicosia FIR particularly if the peace talks come to a close.
Cyprus could use some HAF resources to intercept and escort even airline passenger aircraft from the legitimate Nicosia FIR. Their is no international law that could prevent Cyprus from regaining control of her very own airspace.
If Greece is able to intercept and defend the Athens FIR from countless daily TAF incursions into their FIR and national airspace, then there is no reason why Cyprus should not do the same when the political climate changes.
Fantastic, lets hope they come to your aid quicker than last time, assuming that they get out of their bases.
Cross over to the TRNC airspace and escort planes and it will not be just flu you'll be catching you little swine.
This is a cooperation pact and rest assured that the Cyprus National Guard is able to shoot down a passenger aircraft on approach to Tymbou within her own sovereign airspace.
And with this Air Defence Pact between Cyprus and Greece, the Cyprus National Guard is set to obtain more goodies in the very near future.
So my prediction of war may not be far away then?
Did you say shoot down a passenger aircraft?
Will you be lending them some of your australian, chemical, biological and nuclear weapons too?
Paphitis wrote:YFred wrote:Paphitis wrote:YFred wrote:Paphitis wrote:DT. wrote:Includes the monitoring of the illegal Tymbou airport.
http://www.politis-news.com/cgibin/hweb ... V=articles
Great to see Cyprus and Greece enter a new era of air defence cooperation.
In reality, there is no other option but to defend all of the Nicosia FIR particularly if the peace talks come to a close.
Cyprus could use some HAF resources to intercept and escort even airline passenger aircraft from the legitimate Nicosia FIR. Their is no international law that could prevent Cyprus from regaining control of her very own airspace.
If Greece is able to intercept and defend the Athens FIR from countless daily TAF incursions into their FIR and national airspace, then there is no reason why Cyprus should not do the same when the political climate changes.
Fantastic, lets hope they come to your aid quicker than last time, assuming that they get out of their bases.
Cross over to the TRNC airspace and escort planes and it will not be just flu you'll be catching you little swine.
This is a cooperation pact and rest assured that the Cyprus National Guard is able to shoot down a passenger aircraft on approach to Tymbou within her own sovereign airspace.
And with this Air Defence Pact between Cyprus and Greece, the Cyprus National Guard is set to obtain more goodies in the very near future.
So my prediction of war may not be far away then?
Did you say shoot down a passenger aircraft?
Will you be lending them some of your australian, chemical, biological and nuclear weapons too?
Shooting down passenger aircraft is inevitable if it violates our national airspace and flies towards our cities. We would even shoot down our own passenger aircraft if need be. September 11 changed everything and it is about time Cyprus started to stand up for herself instead of negotiating with invaders and looters.
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