''“We cannot leave extremism go unanswered, as in the case of Erdogan, who has turned into a brutal dictator at the moment and is threatening our home.
If they threaten our country, they will meet with our response and they will know that we shall not make concessions in the name of diplomacy to issues of national sovereignty.”
Referring to continuous threats against Greek sovereignty by Turkish officials, including Erdogan himself who has questioned the legality of the Treaty of Lausanne which drew today’s borders between the two countries, Kammenos fired back.
His comments came after Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu referred to the eastern Aegean Imia islets as “Turkish soil.” Kammenos added that Turkey’s “total enfeeblement” after a failed coup in July and its “constant losses” in Syria was leading its leaders to “stupid statements.”
If they threaten our country, they will meet with our response and they will know that we shall not make concessions in the name of diplomacy to issues of national sovereignty.”
Referring to continuous threats against Greek sovereignty by Turkish officials, including Erdogan himself who has questioned the legality of the Treaty of Lausanne which drew today’s borders between the two countries, Kammenos fired back.
His comments came after Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu referred to the eastern Aegean Imia islets as “Turkish soil.” Kammenos added that Turkey’s “total enfeeblement” after a failed coup in July and its “constant losses” in Syria was leading its leaders to “stupid statements.”
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