Dendias to UN HRC meeting: Principle of refraining from the threat or use of force blatantly disregarded by specific countries
"Unilateral actions affect not only countries, but first and foremost people," he highlighted.
"Unilateral actions affect not only countries, but first and foremost people," he highlighted.
The ministry had condemned the deaths by bombing as "unacceptable criminal acts" late on Saturday and again called on Russia to stop its operations against civilians.
Two C-130 planes with the equipment have left a military airport west of Athens bound for Poland.
“10 innocent civilians of Greek origin killed today by Russian air strikes close to Mariupol. Stop the bombing now!” said Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a statement released on social media.
The Foreign Ministry said in a statement it “unequivocally condemns the bombing of civilians” in Sartana.
The Prime Minister stressed that Russia’s aggressive actions violate international law and are a blow to European and international security and stability.
His comments come as EU interior ministers are set to discuss at a meeting this weekend the Ukraine situation, and issues regarding a likely ensuing refugee crisis following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
She called on Russia to respect Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sovereignty and to end its aggression.
Big explosions were heard before dawn in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odesa. 40 people got killed till now.
Αthens follows EU, NATO line on Ukraine, emphasizing violation of international law
The minister made the remark in relation to the unfolding crisis in Ukraine from Paris
Greek government said that the relevant authorities in Kyiv and Mariupol are “in a constant state of readiness to provide whatever assistance may be necessary”.
He added: “Greece is listening carefully to Russia’s concerns.”
Mitsotakis added that Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias is heading to Moscow on Friday,
He warned that hostilities in Europe could escalate into a third world war.
It said the violence erupted after the Greeks and Ukrainian soldiers got into an argument “for an insignificant reason”.