Greek-Turkish relations are at their most critical phase, as Erdogan has insidious plans against Greece and Europe.
Greek-Turkish relations have gone through “a thousand waves” in recent decades, but the highly aggressive policy followed by Recep Tayyip Erdogan has brought them to a breaking point in recent years.
Sportime has informed you from time to time about Erdogan’s insidious plan against Greece, but also against Europe in general.
On the one hand, the Turkish president is trying to portray Turkey as a victim of Greece, but also of the actions of the European Union, and on the other hand, he is targeting the Greek islands, the deposits in the Eastern Mediterranean, and how he will send hordes of immigrants to our country, but also Europe.
Now Erdoğan made it all the more fat as he accused Greece of drowning babies at the UN meeting.
Given the dinner that US President Joe Biden will host for all the leaders of the member states of the United Nations, it remains to be seen what else will emerge from the meetings there.
Both Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the President of the Republic of Cyprus Nikos Anastasiadis are “present” and it is interesting to see if there will be a handshake, a conversation, a statement between them.
Will he respond to the incredible accusations and provocations of Erdogan, who has convinced the average Turk that Greece has seized islands from Turkey?
At least Russia categorically denied a report that wanted it to put direct flights to the Occupied Cyprus. If such a thing really happened, it would automatically mean that the Russians recognize the pseudo-state.
Valid diplomatic “sources” say that this news was an invention of the Turkish press and in fact the Cypriot side confirmed that it has received similar assurances.
In fact, Putin himself leveled the Turkish propaganda, when yesterday he received the credentials from the new Cypriot ambassador in Moscow, stressing that “…for the Cyprus issue, Russia remains in favor of the universal, just and sustainable solution, based on the resolutions of security council”.
