Her intentions Athens to discuss with her Anchor after the elections and with any president of Turkey, they remain honest, without, however, cultivating naive expectations about how much the foreign policy of the neighboring country can change in the long term – the main message coming from the Greek side after and the last discovery of Recep Tayyip Erdogan through “K”. There is an atmosphere of anticipation in Athens for tomorrow’s elections, and Greek diplomacy is certainly poised for the possibility of Mr. Trump’s re-election. Erdoganbut also look for details of what the next day might be like with a government that doesn’t come from the AKP.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who a few days earlier during his debate he noted that “Turkish revisionism, expressed by the doctrine of the blue homeland, is deeply systematically written into the DNA of all Turkish parties,” he repeated in an interview (Associated Press) in Greek-Turkish, using realistic tones. Mister. MitsotakisAs for Turkey, he stressed that the foreign policy of the countries “does not change from day to day.”

“I hope that the next Turkish government will reconsider its approach to the West in general, and not just to Greece, Europe, NATO and the United States. But again, I have to be realistic and not too naive, so we will continue our stable foreign policy. This means that we will continue to strengthen our deterrence and defense capabilities,” Mr. Mitsotakis said in particular. Therefore, the Prime Minister emphasized that bilateral relations reached their peak not by chance, but because Turkish officials constantly threatened to invade the Greek islands.

“I wish I didn’t have to spend much more than 2% of GDP on defense. Unfortunately, however, we live in a dangerous neighborhood with a much larger country than we are, which is also behaving aggressively,” Mr. Mitsotakis said of the armaments. commented that “it’s a shame, we don’t have to wait until disaster hits us, and we’re not destined to live in a state of constant tension.”

Finally, the prime minister referred to his government’s immigration policy, noting that he was not going to apologize for the repeal of the SYRIZA open door policy that allowed a million immigrants and refugees to cross the border in 2015.