Mitsotakis: Turkey's provocations can no longer be tolerated

"The time has come for Europe to speak boldly and honestly about the relationship it really wants to have with Turkey," Mitsotakis said after arriving in Brussels, where a two-day summit of European Union (EU) leaders begins tonight.

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Mitsotakis, Photo: Reuters
Mitsotakis, Photo: Reuters
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis assessed today that "provocations from Turkey", with which his country is in a dispute over the delimitation of the gas exploitation zone in the eastern part of the Mediterranean, "can no longer be tolerated".

"The time has come for Europe to speak boldly and honestly about the relationship it really wants to have with Turkey," Mitsotakis said after arriving in Brussels, where a two-day summit of European Union (EU) leaders begins tonight.

The Greek Prime Minister added that one thing is certain: "Turkey's provocations, whether its unilateral actions or its extreme rhetoric, can no longer be tolerated."

The topic of the dispute in the Eastern Mediterranean and Turkey will be on the agenda of the EU leaders' dinner in Brussels.

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