Mitsotakis on 28 October: Greece is a force for peace
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On the occasion of the national holiday of 28 October, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke about Greece's position in the international environment. His statement concerns the peace, security and national dignity of the country.
The Prime Minister stressed that Greece is a force for peace. The country does not threaten or blackmail other countries. At the same time, however, it is not blackmailed and does not accept threats. With these words, the government shows that Greece seeks peaceful cooperation, but does not accept pressure.
28 October is one of the most important national holidays of Greece. On this day in 1940, Greece answered Italy's ultimatum with a refusal, which is why the day is also known as the "Day of No". Every year, parades and events take place across the country to honour the soldiers and citizens who fought.
The Prime Minister's statement links historical memory with today's foreign policy. Information about the specific developments is still limited, so it is useful to follow the next official announcements.
Sources: Kathimerini
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