Numerous Announcements in Mitsotakis Weekly Briefing, Emphasizes Stability Does Not Mean Concessions to Turkey
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Numerous Announcements in Mitsotakis Weekly Briefing, Emphasizes Stability Does Not Mean Concessions to Turkey
ATHENS – Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis sent a clear message on foreign policy and the strengthening of the country's deterrent capability from the far-flung Greek island of Kastellorizo in his customary Sunday social media post, stressing that the pursuit of stability in the region “in no way means concessions, nor tolerance of faits accompli.” He also announced that the central command-and-control software of the Achilles Shield defense sy…
Kyriakos Mitsotakis' review focused, among other things, on defense and foreign policy. The prime minister, in his Sunday post, emphasized that Greece seeks stability in the region, without surrender or tolerance for faits accomplis. He referred to the agreements on the EEZ, the reinforcement of the Armed Forces with Rafale and frigates, and the implementation of the "Achilles Shield", the new air defense system in cooperation with Israel, noti…
Greece, through the statements of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis, restores the right to expand territorial waters to 12 nautical miles and declares that it will not give in to Turkish threats and provocations, nor will it tolerate successfully. Athens is adopting a more forceful response to Turkey's actions, stressing its readiness for dialogue based on international law, as well as its determination …
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Athens highlights red lines at a time when Turkish provocations are intensifying
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis made statements to Ankara from the island of Meis, directly opposite the Turkish coast. Mitsotakis, who said "Our common sense should not be perceived as weakness," delivered defensive messages overshadowed by discussions surrounding Athens' planned acquisition of the "Achilles Shield" from Israel. Greek media warned that critical control of the multi-billion euro system could remain in Israel's hands.
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