Turkish nationalist leader and government partner of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Devlet Bahceli, hurled an unbelievable invective against Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Speaking to his party's parliamentary group, Bakhcheli said that "it is a historic break, a dishonorable weakness that this prime minister, who timidly fled under the wings of the United States and talks back and forth, aspires to become a pawn of the West. Mitsotakis, who brought the map of the Blue Homeland to the agenda in his meeting with the US President and complained about Turkey, is as treacherous and cowardly as his grandfathers. The Turkish nation will resist to the end Greece's policy of harassment and provocations and will stand up to the aggressors in the Mediterranean and the Aegean under any circumstances."
"In our opinion, it is quite problematic that the Greek Prime Minister's speech to the US Congress was applauded 37 times in 42 minutes, ten of which were standing ovations. We don't know what the congressmen found in Mitsotakis' speech, but if we know anything, it is that they met on common ground against Turkey," he said elsewhere in his speech.
Continuing his attack on Kyriakos Mitsotakis, he noted that "referring to the 1974 Cyprus peace operation, the Greek Prime Minister, who claimed that Hellenism suffered for 48 years and acquired an incurable wound, ignored the facts and tried to hide the barbarity. First of all, everyone should know that Cyprus is and will remain Turkish. No matter how much Prime Minister Mitsotakis opposes it, there is no other way out in Cyprus than a two-state solution based on sovereignty and equality. The will of Turkey and the Turkish Cypriots is in that direction. Either they will willingly accept it or this goal will become a reality. When will Mitsotakis remember the massacres, bloody attacks, atrocities and torture against Turkish Cypriots? () The destiny of Cyprus is not Greek rule, but Turkish rule."
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