What if Italo-Greek war in 1915 and "neutral bloc with Bulgaria"?

Greese occupied Northen Epirus,but Entente forsed Greese to leave albanian territories. In this timeline they rejected them and annexed NE. Constantine I hoped, that CP would help them. But German empire had many problems in two front war. Italy with support of Entente declared war on Greese. Bulgaria desided to join Italy instead of CP and attacked Greese. Italy annexed Albania and whole Epirus, Bulgaria got Greek Macedonia. Bulgaria still attacked Serbia, with support of Italy, but they didn't declare war on other Entente members. Without support of Italy and Greese Serbia surrendered. Bulgaria got Macedonia, A-H got Sanjak and Montenegro and Metohia was given to Italy. After that both Bulgaria and Italy became neutral and stopped helping CP. Entente desided not to declare war on them, because it could make winning war much harder. But Bulgaria still wanted to return Dobruja. Thats why Romania also remained neutral. Now there is only German empire, A-H and Ottoman vs Russia, Britain and France. Is this scenario realistic? And who would win WW1 in this timeline?
 

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Why is the Entente supporting Italy going to war with Greece if it is not also going to war with Greece. Why is Italy willing to go to war against Greece, but not willing to take on its priority objective, Austria? Why is Italy turning on Serbia?
 
Why is the Entente supporting Italy going to war with Greece if it is not also going to war with Greece. Why is Italy willing to go to war against Greece, but not willing to take on its priority objective, Austria? Why is Italy turning on Serbia?
1. Greese wanted to join CP and Entente desided to "beat him" as fast as it posible.
2. Italy also had a claims from Entente. Italy joined them only because they dont belive in CP winning the war. Know they desided to stay neutral and after war annex territories from losing side.
3. They wanted to create greater Albania. Albanians would start support them.
 
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