Turkey invents naval drone that destroys ships - a big Greek problem

 In addition to armed drones, Turkey seems to be investing in the navy by recently constructing another similar drone, which does not fly but sails at sea.

Turkish media report that the drone can travel hundreds of miles independently and can be directed from the ground and air without the need for military troops inside.

The drone called "ULAQ" will use missiles against ships and other similar targets, thus minimizing the life risk of naval forces.

Experts suggest that the drone in question has a low production cost and has begun testing in the Aegean Sea, where it is expected to inflict tremendous headache for the Greek fleet.

Greece, on the other hand, plans to invest by buying four new frigates from France equipped with the latest naval warfare technology. It all comes down to balancing forces in the Aegean, where Turkey has invested heavily in drones and military ships.