Greece is simply looking after the defense of it's own borders, because there is a historic threat in Turkey flexing to the East. Additional spending in military procurement won't raise much of an uproar with the Greek population, considering the temperature in the area at the moment.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/armeni...ruce-1.5796470
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Two weeks ago, he said he could tell from the exhausted faces of young Armenian soldiers that the relentless air bombardment from Turkish-made drones — many equipped with Canadian-made targeting systems — was crushing his country's ability to keep going.
"They sold us out," Hovahnnisyan said bitterly of the western nations, including Canada, claiming they either failed to take meaningful steps to help Armenia or didn't do enough to stop NATO ally Turkey from tipping the balance of power in favour of Azerbaijan.
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