The pilot — one of the eight Turkish soldiers, who fled the country after the coup attempt, was given asylum status on December 29.
According to the Amna news agency, the court accepted the government's appeal for the reasons of public interest and also in the interest of the pilot.
In May, a court in Athens ruled against the Turkish authorities' request to return two out of eight of their citizens who fled to Greece in July 2016. The Greek court had earlier turned down Turkey's attempt to return the other six.
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A coup attempt in Turkey resulted in the deaths of at least 240 people and left up to 2,000 injured. Ankara suspects Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen and his supporters of having orchestrated the unrest. Gulen, who is currently in the United States, has refuted the allegations.
