Original sentence: Aegean dispute.Greece, on the other hand, perceives the presence of the Aegean Army as a threat to its islands, citing strong offensive capabilities ascribed to the Aegean Army as well as the exposed and isolated geographical position of the islands as reasons of concern.Greek sources particularly point to the strong amphibian forces maintained by the Aegean Army as an indicator of its offensive nature.It covers the entire west coast of the Anatolia peninsula and has its headquarters in Izmir.It was organised in the 1970s in response to political tensions with Greece.Its stated mission is to protect Turkey's territory on its western coast.The Aegean Army or Fourth Army is one of the four main commands of the Turkish Army.This is directed against the perceived threat posed by Greece's armament of the Aegean Sea islands.Turkey has countered such concerns by stating that besides being of a fundamentally defensive nature it is "basically a training army"
Edited sentence: Additionally, the Turkish Aegean army includes a large amphibious force, commando and paratroop forces, which can be said to illustrate its offensive, rather than defensive, nature.From a military standpoint, it is the Greek islands that are threatened by the Turkish Aegean army.It covers the entire west coast of the Anatolia peninsula.Its headquarters are at Izmir.Its officially stated mission is to protect the Turkish mainland from the perceived threat posed by Greece's armament of the Aegean Sea islands.That is because of their proximity to the Turkish coast and distance from the Greek mainland, as well as their multitude, which makes it hard to defend every single island.The Turkish Aegean army, sometimes called the Fourth Army, was organised in the 1970s allegedly to counter Greek threats in the Aegean Sea.The credibility of this allegation is poor, however.Turkey has an Aegean Army