“For the first time, I am worried about the scene that the Turks have created with their aggressive rhetoric, and I am not one of those who predicts war every week,” she told SKAI. Dora Bakoyannisadding that “the period that scares me the most is her non-state which will exist between the first and second elections.

Referring to Turkey’s aggressive rhetoric, she said that “it’s a language that has never been heard before. Never before has a country directly threatened a NATO ally with war.”

Answering why the Turks are doing this, he emphasized: “Turkey is negotiating with America and they are trying to blackmail them on five points:

1) With the entry of Finland into NATO

2) With the attack they made in Syria

3) With negotiations on the modernization of the F-16, which did not take them into account.

4) They were also excluded from the F-35

5) With Greece

The Turks are telling the Americans that we will raise a fuss if you don’t comply with our demands.”

Ms. Bakoyannis predicted that Turkey would continue this rhetoric and make an effort to irritate Greece “so that we make a mistake and get blamed for something, the first wrong step.” But our armed forces are experienced, and we must avoid ill-treatment.”

“I’m afraid of anarchy”

When asked if he was afraid that Turkey would try to come to Greece at night, he said: “The period that I fear the most is the period of anarchy. Between the first and second elections, when we will be with the interim government.” He added that “Turkey has never attacked an armed and organized country. He penetrated into Libya and Syria into countries that were disintegrated at the time of the attack.”

He stressed that “Erdogan will not come day or night. He knows that something like this tomorrow will be suicidal for Turkey’s position,” and noted that the Turkish president will try to make Greece make a mistake.

Regarding the elections in Turkey, he stressed: “I still believe that Erdogan will win the elections, as he has a broken opposition against him.”

Referring to the opening of the Antonis Samaras Foundation, she said that she did not go, as she had in Crete, but added that the presence of Kyriakos Mitsotakis “was a response to scenarios in which two former prime ministers overthrew the government. Prime Minister”.