The Greek Communist Party (KKE) warns against complacency as tensions in Greek-Turkish relations persist alongside government efforts to focus on economic agreements from the Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting.
The Greek Communist Party (KKE) has voiced strong criticism regarding the recent meeting between Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Turkish President Erdogan, indicating that the government's emphasis on a 'positive agenda' centered around economic and business agreements obscures serious existing tensions in Greek-Turkish relations. The KKE highlights the persistent unacceptable claims by the Turkish state, which contradict the concept of 'calm waters' that the government suggests. It emphasizes that key issues such as the casus belli, Turkey's maritime claims ('Blue Homeland'), and the situations surrounding the Turkish minority in Western Thrace continue to escalate rather than improve, threatening Greece's sovereignty.
