Donald Trump’s recent comments regarding potential F-35 sales to Turkey have sparked concern in Greece. Greek media outlets expressed dismay over the possibility of Turkey progressing with both the F-35 and KAAN fighter jet programs, arguing it undermines Athens’ long-held strategy of isolating Turkey internationally. Reports suggest Greek newspapers questioned the reliability of the US as an ally, asking “Where is our friend Trump?” The reaction also includes criticism directed towards the current Mitsotakis government in Greece. The potential for Turkey to acquire advanced military technology challenges the Greek perception of a strategically disadvantaged neighbor. This development prompts a reassessment of Greek foreign policy approaches toward Turkey and the United States.