Lo supportate?

I guess I do giving more power to turkey wont end well.

Yes

If you pay attention to what is happening, at the end of the day it won’t matter. Even if hypothetically the veto passes, Turkey has created a “backdoor” through Italy by the merging of [Leonardo with Baykar](https://breakingdefense.com/2025/03/italys-leonardo-and-turkeys-baykar-ink-agreement-for-uav-joint-venture/). What that effectively means, is that even if there is another crisis in the Mediterranean (spoiler – there *will* be), Turkey can still sell arms and profit throughout the period.

Downvote this all you want but Greece and Cyprus don’t actually have any “allies” – not in Europe and not anywhere. This is exemplified by the recent authorization of the selling of [METEOR missiles](https://www.euronews.com/2025/01/30/greek-defence-minister-demands-france-explain-sale-of-missiles-to-turkey) by France (the only country to have [mutual ‘defence agreement’ ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Greek_defence_agreement#:~:text=The%20Franco%2DGreek%20defence%20agreement,attacked%20by%20a%20third%20country)with Greece) to Turkey.

The only “strategic partner” of Greece and Cyprus is Israel and they have rightfully lost the support of most of the world due to the military/Intelligence Community’s behaviour in Gaza and abroad. The way they forced us to completely decouple from Russia means that we have “aligned” ourselves with a nation in crisis and when you look at history, whenever they experience a crisis we do also. Lastly, the “Greater Israel” project also includes Cyprus – a fact not many want to reconcile with.

Turkey illegally occupies half of one of the eu countries. How can it be in any EU defence program?

Yes