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AHI urges Trump to block F110 engine sale to Turkey

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Four Greek-American lawmakers express concern over a proposed $700 million engine sale to Turkey.
The lawmakers warn that Turkey is a destabilizing force in the Eastern Mediterranean.
They urge the Trump administration to oppose any potential reintegration of Turkey into the F-35 program.
Their concerns highlight Turkey's maritime disputes, occupation of Cyprus, and rhetoric against Israel.

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Four Greek-American members of the U.S. Congress, including Gus Bilirakis and Nicole Malliotakis, have raised strong concerns over a proposed sale of over $700 million worth of GE F110 fighter jet engines to Turkey. They argue that Turkey's actions pose a destabilizing threat to the Eastern Mediterranean region and call on President Donald Trump to block the sale. The lawmakers emphasize that Ankara's rhetoric and behavior have been detrimental to key U.S. allies and regional stability.

In addition to the Congressional action, the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) has also urged the President to halt this military sale and reassess any initiatives that might enable Turkey's possible acquisition of F-35 fighter jets. The collective stance reflects a bipartisan apprehension regarding Turkey's role and potential military enhancements, particularly in light of its ongoing involvement in regional conflicts and disputes.

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