Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@paralis_d @PtisiMagazine Δεν πάει ένας πύραυλος ανά στόχο..

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@XaLaRa_Se_Lew @ckoutras Απλά δυστυχώς ο κ.Παπαδόπουλος συμπαθητικός μεν, αλλά δεν κάνει για ραδιόφωνο.

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@Cynaegeirus2 Περίμενα ότι ο παντοφλάκιας θα τις φάει άσχημα. Με απογοήτευσε ο άλλος.

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@IRANinGREECE Ποιοί ιστορικοί δεσμοί ρε μάν που πηγαίναμε κλοτσοπατιναδα χίλια χρόνια;; 😂😂

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

BREAKING: Greece just shot down two Iranian ballistic missiles over Saudi Arabia. A NATO member that signed no declaration of war against Iran used a Patriot battery operated by Greek soldiers on Saudi soil to intercept missiles targeting the SAMREF oil refinery in Yanbu on the Red Sea coast. Greek Defense Minister Dendias confirmed the engagement. Prime Minister Mitsotakis called it strictly defensive. It is the first time Greek military personnel have fired a weapon in combat since the battery was deployed under a bilateral agreement with Riyadh in November 2021. A European democracy that borders Turkey just entered the Middle East’s largest war to protect a refinery jointly owned by Saudi Aramco and ExxonMobil.

The target tells the story. SAMREF is not a military installation. It is a 400,000-barrel-per-day refinery on Saudi Arabia’s western coast, far from the Strait of Hormuz, far from the front lines of Operation Epic Fury. Iran fired ballistic missiles and at least one drone at it. The missiles were intercepted by the Greek Patriot PAC-3. The drone impacted the complex with what Saudi authorities described as minor damage. Iran is no longer limiting its retaliation to Hormuz or the Gulf coast. It is reaching across the Arabian Peninsula to the Red Sea, targeting refineries that supply Europe and Asia through the Suez Canal rather than the strait. The geography of Iranian retaliation just doubled.

This happened on March 19, the same day 23 nations signed a joint statement condemning Iran’s Hormuz closure and pledging readiness to ensure safe passage. Greece is not one of the 23 signatories. Greece did not sign the statement. Greece fired the interceptor. The country that pledged nothing on paper did more in three seconds of missile engagement than 23 signatures accomplished in three pages of diplomatic language. Readiness is a word. A Patriot launch is a verb.

Trump told the world on March 21 that Europe, Japan, Korea and China will have to get involved in policing the strait. Greece got involved before he asked. It got involved not through a statement or a pledge or a fund but through a missile defence battery that has been sitting in Saudi Arabia for four years waiting for a moment that arrived on March 19 at the speed of an Iranian ballistic warhead. The bilateral agreement that put Greek soldiers in Yanbu was signed for exactly this scenario. The scenario arrived and the agreement held.

The implications cascade. A NATO member has now engaged Iranian weapons in combat. Greece frames it as defensive, bilateral, and unrelated to the broader war. But the missile it intercepted was fired by the same IRGC that launched two intermediate-range ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia the following day. The same IRGC that hit Ras Laffan in Qatar. That hit Mina Al-Ahmadi in Kuwait twice. That put a cluster munition through a daycare roof in Rishon Lezion this morning. Greece intercepted missiles from an organisation that is simultaneously attacking six countries. The word defensive becomes complicated when the attacker’s target list includes half the region.

Twenty-three nations signed a statement. One nation fired a Patriot. The question nobody is asking yet is which model scales. If Iran continues expanding its target geography from the Gulf to the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, the 23-nation statement will need to become a 23-nation engagement. Greece did not wait for the statement to tell it what to do. It had a battery, a mandate, and a missile inbound. It fired.

The refinery is still standing. The precedent is now set.

https://t.co/iFmUcarGdV

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@AppelaiosII Ω ρε φίλε, ξαναφεύγα χαράματα για κάνα σκοπετο στην 41η να θυμηθώ τα παλιά.

[e-Αmyna @e_amyna]

"Ελλάς, Ελλάς, σκέπασε κι εμάς", ήταν η κραυγή δεκαετιών. Αυτές τις μέρες επουλώνεται ένα βαθύ τραύμα.

(Κατ' εξαίρεση η δημοσίευση είναι κλειστή σε σχόλια, για να αποφευχθούν οι χυδαίες απαντήσεις των εισβολέων. Credits στην πηγή: @GreekReporterr. Ενθαρρύνεται η αναδημοσίευση).

[Μαρια Καλαντζη @mariakalantze]

⚠️Εδώ και χρόνια προειδοποιώ για την κατάσταση στο κέντρο της Αθήνας, αλλά αντί να ακούσετε, με ��αφτίζετε Ακροδεξιά, Φοβική και Υπερβολική!

Το κέντρο της Αθήνας είναι σε κρίσιμη κατάσταση!
Μια εντολή μόνο… και το ΧΆΟΣ προ των Πυλών!
⚠️
Ακούστε τον! 👇
https://t.co/Qrvz7dkZUJ

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@EPatriwths @sport24 Σιχάματα.

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@cynaegeirus Το νου σου μην σου στείλει η γαλλική πρεσβεία καμία φαμ φαταλ να σε τυλίξει 😂

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@Rainmaker1973 flavor

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@nocontextfm1 boys vs men

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@I_PrimusPilus Συγκρίνουμε και ροπές και μαλακίες για να παίζουμε υπερατού μεταξύ μας όταν είμαστε φρακαρισμένοι στην Κατεχάκη. Που έτσι και ακουμπήσουμε καταλάθος στη πρώτη-δευτέρα θέλουμε 1 μισθό για να το φτιάξουμε.

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@HellenicEchoes Dont waste your time yet. Give it a couple of months and start another eu4 save 👍

[Pelota @pelota1949]

Πολωνοί influencers αναπαριστούν την κόκκινη του Έσε... 🤣

#OlympiacosFC #Olympiacos #Ολυμπιακός #ChampionsLeague #UCL #RedCard

@Npressgr

[Footalyse @footalyse]

This might be the most embarrassing sequence of events ever associated with the sport. What the fuck have I just watched

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@billxronopoulos Εμένα στα 14μου με είχε στοιχειώσει αυτό το εξώφυλλο.

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@SZacharos Στα μισά του βίντεο σκάνε και οι καπνοί από τα στριφτά.

[Aristocratic Fury @LandsknechtPike]

I love how they portrayed the Swedish army that invaded Poland in 1655 in the Polish movie The Deluge (1974).

We need this type of scenes with many extras instead of CGI.

Much better than what you see in modern movies!

https://t.co/nybt9y1hbH

[Dionisis Zakinthinos 🇬🇷 ☦️ @Dio_G82]

@stefanhassler @ZkomeeDeCumitta @CultureExploreX 2 of the orders of angels. here's an article in english with a swift search https://t.co/WeP2i2hNpX