German government spokesman Stefan Kornelius has announced that Germany will not deploy military forces in the Eastern Mediterranean following drone attacks on British bases in southern Cyprus, reports Anadolu.

Speaking at a media conference in Berlin, Kornelius said that Germany is closely monitoring the escalating situation between the ongoing US and Israeli attacks on Iran and Tehran’s retaliatory attacks on region.

“The German government is currently not planning any military support,” Kornelius said when asked about the Greek Cypriot administration’s request for help from European partners.

“Sufficient precautions have already been taken in terms of regional support and NATO coverage,” he added.

The British Royal Air Force (RAF) base in Akrotiri, in southern Cyprus, was attacked by drones earlier this week. week. Media reports suggested Hezbollah, Iran’s ally in Lebanon, may have been responsible.

The UK said it is considering sending a Royal Navy warship to help protect the strategically important RAF base.

Meanwhile, Greece announced it would deploy two frigates and F-16 fighter jets to support the Greek administration. Cyprus.

According to media reports, France plans to send anti-missile and drone defense systems, while Italy is considering deploying a frigate to the region.

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Source: prizrenpost