Rising tensions between 2 of NATO's biggest militaries are driving fears of the first war between alliance members

Greece and Turkey are two of NATO's oldest members, joining together in 1952, but their relationship and the tensions between them predate the alliance, and membership has done little to ease their disputes.

In recent years, ties between Athens and Ankara have deteriorated to the point that some believe a war could break out between them.

The countries occupy strategically important territory in southeastern Europe, and they field two of NATO's biggest militaries, making the stakes of a potential clash much higher.

This could be a good thing. The other NATO countries would probably side with Greece. The end result could be the recapture of Constantinople.

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