Greece's Prime Minister's Message to Turkey: "We Don't Threaten Anyone, but We Don't Accept Any Threats.
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a "peace and dialogue" message to Turkey on Sunday, reaffirming Greece's determination to defend its sovereign rights in front of its neighbour, with whom he historically maintains difficult relations, although both are NATO members, reports AFP. At the end of a three-day visit to the small island ...
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent Turkey a "peace and dialogue" message on Sunday, while reaffirming Greece's determination to defend its sovereign rights in front of its neighbour, with whom he historically maintains relations...
Kyriakos Mitsotakis is in Kastellorizo, where he gave a speech in the context of the celebrations of the liberation of the border island. The prime minister made special reference to modernization projects on the island, noting that “decades of pending issues” will soon be closed, while he did not fail to recall the image of the island that George Papandreou chose in 2010 to announce the country’s entry into the memorandums. “Kastellorizo proves…
The Prime Minister attended the celebrations for the liberation of the island – preceded by a eulogy and a parade on the waterfront
A resounding message from the Prime Minister to Ankara from Kastellorizo during the celebrations for the liberation of the border island. “We are ready to defend our rights”, stated Kyriakos Mitsotakis with Nikos Androulakis opening fire on the government for the calm waters. The article K. Mitsotakis in Kastellorizo – Message to Turkey was originally published on AlphaTV.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for a dialogue with Turkey from the island of Kastellórizo, while reaffirming Greece's determination to defend its sovereign rights, in a context of tensions rekindled by the creation of a Turkish marine park contested by Athens. Article Greece-Turkey: Mitsotakis advocates dialogue from Kastellórizo appeared first on Atlasinfo.
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