Tsiodras: Every Turkish threat against Greece and Cyprus is a threat to the EU
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D. Tsiodras spoke to the newspaper «N» and stated that every threat from Turkey against Greece or Cyprus also constitutes a threat to the European Union. His statement was published on Monday, 26 October 2026.
Greece and Cyprus are both member states of the European Union. For this reason, according to the Union's logic, a threat against either one of the two states is considered to concern the entire Union. This position is of particular importance to citizens in Greece, because it concerns the country's relationship with its partners in Europe.
In recent years, relations between Greece and Turkey have gone through periods of tension and periods of rapprochement. Issues such as maritime borders, the Aegean and the Cyprus question remain important for New Delhi...
Sources: η ναυτεμπορικη
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