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Samaras Again Calls for Gerapetritis' Expulsion on the Occasion of the Ratification of the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum by the Libyan Parliament

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"The events in Libya irreparably expose Mr. Gerapetritis, as well as the Prime Minister who agrees with him on everything, instead of having already dismissed him," he said in a statement.

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With an aggressive statement, Antonis Samaras referred to Tripoli's decision to approve the Turkish-Libyan memorandum. The former prime minister attacked Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis, as well as the prime minister. "The dramatic events in Libya irreparably expose Mr. Gerapetritis, who recently assured us of the exact opposite. They also expose the Prime Minister who agrees with him on everything, instead of having already dismissed him,…

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The former prime minister harshly criticizes the Minister of Foreign Affairs, George Gerapetritis, and the prime minister for their choices regarding developments in the wider Eastern Mediterranean region. The post Pyra Samaras on the Turkish-Libyan memorandum: “We are swimming in supposedly calm waters with Turkey…” appeared first on in.gr.

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"The events in Libya irreparably expose Mr. Gerapetritis, as well as the Prime Minister who agrees with him on everything, instead of having already dismissed him," he said in a statement.

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"Mr. Mitsotakis must understand the magnitude of the new problems that he and Mr. Gerapetritis have created in Greece."

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"They are also exposing the Prime Minister who agrees with him on everything, instead of having already dismissed him," Mr. Samaras specifically states.

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Former Prime Minister speaks of "dramatic events" in Libya and accuses the government of geopolitical deadlocks

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dnews.gr broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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