Bilateral ties in jeopardy as Greek court refuses to extradite Turkish soldiers
Rahshan Saglam
Press TV, Istanbul
Ties between Ankara and Athens are expected to worsen. This, after a Greek court ruled against the extradition of a group of Turkish soldiers, accused of involvement in Turkey’s last year failed coup. The officers had sought asylum in Greece after fleeing on board an army helicopter. Rahshan Saglam has more from Istanbul.
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