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Turkey accuses Greece of aiding extremist groups

Turkey accuses Greece of aiding extremist groups

  • The Greek Ministry of Immigration recently accused Turkey of trying to cause “escalation” in the Aegean Sea
  • Alton attached with his tweet a three-minute video clip explaining how some foreign countries assisted extremist groups
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