Turkey submits new extradition request for Greece coup suspects

Turkey's justice ministry Friday submitted a new extradition request for eight suspects allegedly linked to the failed July coup, a day after the Greek Supreme Court refused to return them in a ruling that angered Ankara.

Turkey issues arrest warrants for the 8 servicemen

Turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants for the eight soldiers who fled to Greece after a failed coup attempt in Turkey in July, the state-run Anadolu news agency reported on Thursday.

Greek court blocks extradition of Turkey coup suspects

Greece's Supreme Court on Thursday blocked the extradition of eight Turkish military officers sought by Ankara over July's failed coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a justice source said.

Greek court rules against extraditing two more Turkish soldiers

A Greek court ruled on Thursday against the extradition of a further two of eight Turkish soldiers who fled to Greece in a helicopter in July after a failed military coup against the Ankara government, court officials said.

Greek court approves extradition of three Turkish soldiers over failed coup

A Greek court decided on Tuesday to extradite three Turkish soldiers who fled to Greece after a failed coup against President Tayyip Erdogan in July, one of their lawyers said.

Greek court rules against Turkish soldiers' extradition

The Greek Appeals Court ruled Monday against the extradition of three of the eight alleged Turkish coup plotters seeking asylum in the country, according to the Ministry of Justice.

Coup plotters not welcomed in Greece: Greek PM

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has reportedly assured Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan that anyone implicated in the July 15 failed coup attempt in Turkey was not welcome in his country, amid reports Athens has already rejected the asylum demands of a number of Turkish coup attempting soldiers who escaped to the neighboring country.

Greece denies asylum to 3 pro-coup Turkish soldiers. - Greek government official

Three out of the eight Turkish alleged coup plotters, who fled to Greece following their defeated July 15 bid, have been denied asylum, a Greek government official told Anadolu Agency.

Turkey demands extradition of coup soldiers from Greece

Turkey submitted file to Greece Tuesday for extradition of eight soldiers who fled there by helicopter after the failed coup attempt, Daily Sabah reported.

Greek court sentences fugitive Turkish soldiers. After debating on whether to flee to Bulgaria, Romania or Greece, they decided on the latter.

A Greek court has handed down a two-month suspended prison sentence to eight Turkish military personnel who fled to Greece aboard a helicopter in the hours after last week's attempted coup in their country.

Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline : Russia revisits oil pipeline to avoid Black Sea

Russia could revisit a land-based oil pipeline meant to get around Turkish waterways if the political situation worsens, a Russian executive said.

Turkish envoy urges swift return of coup asylum seekers from Greece

Turkey's ambassador on Tuesday urged Greece to swiftly return eight military officers who fled across the border after last week's failed coup, warning the affair could harm bilateral relations.

Turkey demands return of ‘treacherous officers’ as Greece says helicopter lands with asylum seekers

In a latest development, Greece has said that a Turkish military helicopter has landed in its territory with seven personnel seeking asylum in the country. Meanwhile, Turkish Foreign Minister said on Twitter that he has asked Greece to return the soldiers who fled there.