Samaras Attacks Tsipras: He Remains Unrepentant on Greek-Turkish Relations

“To claim that the laying of the cable in Kasos is a unilateral action by Greece is appeasement, not ‘new patriotism,’” notes Mr. Samaras.

Samaras Attacks Tsipras: He Remains Unrepentant on Greek-Turkish Relations

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“The statements by Bisti and Siakantaris on Greek-Turkish relations, and especially regarding the cable in Kasos, prove that, whether as SYRIZA or as ELAS, Mr. Tsipras remains the same, former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras emphasized in a statement, referring to remarks made by Nikos Bistis and the head of the Tsipras Institute, G. Siakantaris, regarding the power cable.

“To claim that laying the cable in Kasos is a unilateral action by Greece is appeasement, not ‘new patriotism.’

Unrepentant regarding the nationally unacceptable Prespa Agreement, Mr. Tsipras is also ‘backing’ the ‘Prespa of the Aegean.’

Of course, Mr. Gerapetritis—in a television interview—not only failed to condemn these positions but did not say a word. It turns out that the only “calm waters” in the region are those between Mitsotakis and Tsipras…,” concludes the politician from Messinia.  

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