Who were the aggressors of the Greek genoside?

The Greek genocide, primarily occurring between 1914 and 1923, was perpetrated mainly by the Ottoman Empire, particularly during and after World War I. The Young Turk government implemented policies aimed at the extermination and deportation of the Greek population in Asia Minor and other regions. These actions included mass killings, forced marches, and other forms of violence, leading to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Greeks. The genocide was part of a broader campaign against various ethnic groups within the empire, including Armenians and Assyrians.