as BBC News notes residents have blamed migrants who have crossed the border from Turkey and hidden in the forest for starting the wildfires around Alexandroupolis, though there is no evidence to ...

with US troops and supplies destined for Eastern Europe flooding into the port city of Alexandroupoli. Ties between Athens and Washington have deepened as Turkey continues to vacillate with the West.

in particular the Alexandroupoli base, near the Turkish border. In May, Erdoğan charged that the nine military bases built by Washington in Greece were aimed at Turkey: “Look, Greece currently ...

The flow of U.S. military supplies through Alexandroupoli has angered Russia and Turkey. Now, firms with ties to Russia and America are competing for control of the port. By Niki Kitsantonis and ...

A video filmed in the Alexandroupolis area has provoked uproar ... On the other side of the border, in the Canakkale province of western Turkey, wildfires have continued for a second day ...

Turkey has also accused Bulgaria of similar tactics. In this file image, a police officer patrols the delta of the Evros River on a boat, near Alexandroupoli, along the Greece-Turkey border.

A security node in the Aegean Alexandroupoli is close to Greece's border with Bulgaria and Turkey and about 60 miles from the Dardanelles, the maritime entryway to the Black Sea. The city's ...

Turkey and Greece have unresolved historical ... military to operate and train on four military bases, including one in Alexandroupoli. The agreement was condemned by the Greek left.

The Ukraine war has thrown Greece and Turkey into geopolitical competition, as Alexandroupolis has begun to reverse these energy flows, while Turkey is becoming Russia’s new southern conduit.