Greece is expressing concerns over Turkey's new unmanned aerial vehicle, Talay UAV. This new technology could change the balance in the Aegean Sea.

Talay UAV boasts a range of 300 kilometers and the ability to evade radar systems. The Greek media has dubbed this vehicle a 'silent killer.'

This unmanned aerial vehicle flies at only 1-3 meters above the sea surface, making it nearly impossible to detect. This feature renders it invisible to enemy radars.

Talay can carry a payload of 30 kilograms and operates at a speed of 200 km/h. These features make it ideal for both sudden attacks and long-duration reconnaissance missions.

This new product of the Turkish defense industry is expected to strengthen Turkish presence in the Aegean Sea and potentially alter strategic balances in the region.