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Rubio's Visit: Athens Reads Support for the Cable and Energy Projects – What Will Happen with the Turkish F-35s and What Was Discussed About Hormuz

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For Athens, the messages of Rubio's visit are assessed positively while they believe that the cooperation between Greece and the US is being upgraded. The post Rubio's visit: Athens reads support for the cable and energy projects - What will happen with the Turkish F-35s and what was discussed about Hormuz appeared first on in.gr.

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For Athens, the messages of Rubio's visit are assessed positively while they believe that the cooperation between Greece and the US is being upgraded. The post Rubio's visit: Athens reads support for the cable and energy projects - What will happen with the Turkish F-35s and what was discussed about Hormuz appeared first on in.gr.

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What a top diplomatic source says about the discussions with the US Secretary of State during his visit to Greece

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Athens sees a clear message of American support for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection in Marco Rubio's public statements, with a top diplomatic source rejecting the interpretation that the head of American diplomacy limited himself to a general exhortation to Greece and Turkey to resolve their differences. "He has not said 'find them'. I read the opposite," the same source said, claiming that the US Secretary of State has been clear …

Athens satisfied with what Rubio said about the cable - Top Greek diplomatic source "sees" full support for the project

Without guarantees for Ankara's revisionism, but with full satisfaction of US demands in energy and NATO

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"Greece has emerged as an important international player," emphasizes a top diplomatic source in the wake of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's two-day visit to Athens, underlining, among other things, that the issues...More...

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GR Times broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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