April 23, 2010, marks the day Greece announced its appeal to the support mechanism from Kastellorizo, signaling the beginning of a decade that profoundly changed the country.

A 4.4 magnitude earthquake struck near the Greek island of Kastellorizo, with no immediate reports of damage.

A 3.6 magnitude earthquake occurred on Sunday at 23:19 off the coast of Rhodes, Greece. Its epicenter was located 145 kilometers south-southwest of Megisti Kastellorizo.

The mayor of Kastellorizo visited the island of Ro with a distinguished sculptor to begin the process of installing a statue of the legendary "Kyra tis Ro," who famously raised the Greek flag daily for 40 years.

A Frontex vessel sank off Kastellorizo, with reports indicating an explosion. Passengers, including the Estonian ambassador, were transferred to Athens by military helicopter.

A 4.4 magnitude earthquake struck 595 km southeast of Athens at 07:35, with its epicenter located in the sea area 156 km from Kastellorizo. The Geodynamic Institute of the National Observatory of Athens reported the tremor.

The Estonian ambassador and a Greek coast guard officer have been discharged from the hospital following the capsizing of a Frontex vessel near Kastellorizo. Two other occupants remain hospitalized but are hemodynamically stable.

A serious incident occurred in Kastellorizo when a Frontex vessel capsized and subsequently exploded, resulting in five injuries.

A 4.4 magnitude earthquake occurred at 07:35 AM, 595 km southeast of Athens, with its epicenter located in the sea area 156 km from Kastellorizo.