Does Greece have the army and finances for an invasion? Their economy collapse only a couple of years ago any drawn out war would put them right into that territory again.
Greece has been being armed by United States over the past couple of months.
As I said the possible scenario is that they will first kick Turkey out of NATO then Greece (with the help of NATO) would start the invasion. Keep in mind that Turkish military is the most dependent military despite its size. From their airforce to their defenses are all imported whether fully (eg. bought US aircraft) or parts (like their Bayraktar drones). Kicking them out of NATO means all these imports would stop too and their military suddenly drops down to the weak category.
Let's calm down and calmly find out what's going on?
1. Yes, the United States supplies weapons to Greece. That is exactly what it is. And that is in 2022. All right. I’ll even say for sure - from about May 2022. And I’ll name the reason - the United States itself is forcing Greece to transfer more weapons to Ukraine, promising to supply more modern weapons, NATO standard. You will be surprised, but Greece has very large stocks of weapons produced in the USSR, which, entering Ukraine, without adaptation, are used to destroy Russian terrorist troops.
2. Greece has already transferred a lot of weapons to Ukraine, and when there was a real danger of depletion of weapons, the United States promised to replace them. List of the next delivery of weapons from Greece to Ukraine:
122 BMP-1s along with ammunition;
15 thousand 73 mm shells;
20 thousand AK-47s;
3.2 million rounds of 7.62 mm caliber;
60 MANPADS FIM-92 Stinger;
17 thousand 150 mm artillery shells;
1.1 thousand RPG-18 anti-tank grenades.
3. Greece buys weapons not only in the US. In the EU (Germany, France,....). And this is due to the identification of "thin spots" in the conflict with Turkey in 2020 in the Mediterranean. This is not a secret, Greece openly declares this.
4. Turkey is, of course, a peculiar player, but no one will "throw" him out of NATO. Firstly, it is not beneficial to many European countries. Turkey is a deterrent in the region, for the same Russia. I will not say anything about the combat quality of the Turkish armed forces. But in terms of scale, this army is the largest (commensurate with the miserable "second army of the world"), and besides, it is much more technologically advanced. Plus, Turkey, without looking back anywhere, indicates to Russia where its place is, and does what it needs. Plus, Turkey turned out to be an excellent supplier of "unparalleled" Russian weapons, for in-depth study by NATO partners