History has taught that whoever violates the borders is finally punished
The prime minister also mentioned that “[Greece’s] borders are blue and not gray” and stressed that the strengthening of the Armed Forces is a priority for the government. PM PRESS OFFICE/DIMITRIS PAPAMITSOS
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday sent Turkey a strong message highlighting Greece’s determination from the Skaramangas shipyards, where he attended the naming ceremony of the newly built Rapid Guided Missile Patrol Vessel “VLAHAKOS”.
Addressing Turkey without naming it, the prime minister pointed out that “history has taught that whoever violates borders is finally punished,” while he warned that “there is no place in the 21st century for the imperial visions of other eras; even more is there no place for various aspiring local troublemakers.”
Mitsotakis reiterated that the problems should be solved peacefully and in accordance with international law, adding that this is what the two peoples demand: “It is a mistake, a big mistake, for some to try to poison public opinion [in their country], discovering enemies where they simply do not exist.”
The prime minister also mentioned that “[Greece’s] borders are blue and not gray” and stressed that the strengthening of the Armed Forces is a priority for the government.
Source: ANA – MPA
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