Mitsotakis on Turkey: Greece Will Not Take Instructions From Anyone on How to Strengthen Its Defense
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Mitsotakis Warns Turkey: No Room for "War Threats" and Sovereignty Challenges Amid EU Bid - iefimerida.gr
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has delivered a pointed warning to Turkey, saying Ankara cannot maintain "an active threat of war" and challenges to Greek sovereignty while seeking closer ties with the European Union. Speaking alongside European Council President António Costa, Mr. Mitsotakis said Greece supports strengthening Turkey's European path but insisted that progress must go hand in hand with good-neighborly relations with Athe…
Mitsotakis on Turkey: Greece Will Not Take Instructions From Anyone on How to Strengthen Its Defense
ATHENS. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a stern message to Ankara from the Maximos Mansion on Thursday, stressing that “Greece will not take instructions from anyone on how it will strengthen its defense.” The prime minister received European Council President António Costa at the Maximos Mansion on Thursday afternoon. Following their meeting, the two leaders...
Athens' positions on the Greek-Turkish relations and the country's defense policy were expressed by Kyriakos Mitsotakis during his meeting with the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, at the Maximos Mansion. The post Mitsotakis' message to Erdogan: "We will not accept suggestions on how to strengthen our defense" appeared first on in.gr.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis' recent statements provoked strong and scathing reactions in the Turkish media.
Yesterday's statements by Kyriakos Mitsotakis regarding Turkey and Greece's defense reinforcement received particular attention from the Turkish media. As Manolis Kostidis reported to SKAI, the Greek Prime Minister's statements during his meeting with by sofokleous10..gr
The double message from Athens and Brussels to Erdogan – The Prime Minister makes it clear that Greece does not accept instructions on its defense and the President...
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