30 violations were made by CN-235 spy planes, 10 by drones and the rest by F-16 fighters
A total of 46 violations of Greek airspace were made by the Turkish Air Force on Monday.
In total, 11 Turkish aircraft (8 F-16s in four pairs, one unmanned UAV and two CN-235 spy planes) flew over the archipelago.
The 30 airspace violations were carried out by CN-235 spy planes, 10 by the unmanned aircraft and the remaining 6 by F-16 fighters.
Turkish aircraft operated in the Northeast, Central and Southeast Aegean Sea and also made 7 violations of air traffic rules in the Athens FIR.
According to the GNAF, the Turkish aircraft were identified and intercepted in accordance with international rules, as per standard practice.
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