Fidan targets Dendias ahead of Mitsotakis–Erdogan meeting
Turkish FM accuses Greek Defence Minister of obstructing progress in Greek-Turkish relations
Turkish FM accuses Greek Defence Minister of obstructing progress in Greek-Turkish relations
The Turkish Foreign Minister emphasizes that the Islamic world “has awakened,” Ankara pushes regional solutions, and results from CAATSA sanctions and the Halkbank case are expected in 2026.
Greece insists on structured dialogue with Turkey solely on EEZ and continental shelf, rejecting revisionist proposals
Turkish FM reiterates stance on “Turkish minority,” signals expectations for Greece-Turkey ties and Cyprus.
The Turkish Foreign Minister opens the door to dialogue but combines it with threats, while Athens responds firmly defending national interests.
The Turkish foreign minister’s attack on Greece’s role in European security triggered a sharp response from Athens, with Gerapetritis drawing a clear red line: national sovereignty is not negotiable.
The Turkish Foreign Minister accuses Athens of exploiting Turkey for domestic politics – Hydrocarbon explorations and the energy cable at the center of Eastern Mediterranean tensions.
Athens issues a strong response to Ankara’s threats and directives – The message is clear: Greek diplomacy operates with confidence and without fear.
The discussions centered on key strategic issues, including the fair distribution of defence spending among NATO allies, continued support for Ukraine, and strengthening NATO-EU cooperation.