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Athens Fires Back at Turkey Over Israel-Cyprus Strategic Pact
Greece’s trilateral cooperation with Israel and Cyprus is aimed exclusively at promoting peace and security, Athens says. Credit: AMNA Greece has issued a strong response to Turkey, with the country’s Foreign Ministry stating that it “owes explanations to no one” regarding its foreign policy choices. The reaction from Athens came after comments by the Turkish foreign minister, Hakan Fidan, who criticized Greece and Cyprus over their strategic an…
"Neither Greece nor the Greek Cypriot side need military cooperation with Israel in the region," said the Turkish Foreign Minister.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs gave a stern response to the statements of Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, who claimed that the trilateral cooperation between Greece, Israel and Cyprus could even lead to war. ... More
Greece ‘shapes its foreign policy independently, does not accept instructions’
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday responded to remarks by Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, stressing that cooperation between Greece, Cyprus and Israel is aimed at stability and has “a peaceful purpose.”
Athens responds to the claims of Turkey's foreign minister, Hakan Fidan, about Greece's cooperation with Cyprus and Israel. The trilateral cooperation arrangements “have a peaceful purpose and are not directed against third parties,” the foreign ministry said in a statement, stressing that Greece “does not accept suggestions, nor does it owe explanations to anyone.” In detail, the Foreign Ministry statement read: “Greece, as a member state of th…
"Greece is already a member of NATO and the 'Greek Cypriot Administration' has the support of the EU," stressed Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. The post Fidan: Greece and Cyprus do not need military cooperation with Israel - Their cooperation brings problems appeared first on in.gr.
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