Ukraine war stirs Greek concerns in the Mediterranean
Greece and Turkey have taken very different positions towards Russia during the Ukraine crisis. Will Greece pay a price for standing with the EU?
ATHENS, Greece - Russian-Greek relations have taken a turn for the worse since Greece sent two planeloads of Kalashnikov rifles and ammunition to assist Ukraine. Speaking in parliament on 1 March, prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called Putin’s invasion of Ukraine a “clear violation” of the UN Charter, in an attempt to “abolish the freedom of another …
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