An attack on Greece[/B] over the expulsion of Russian diplomats was launched by Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
Via her Telegram account, Zakharova linked the expulsion of the diplomats to the visit of US Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland to Greece at the same time. On April 6, the Foreign Ministry announced that 12 members of Russia's diplomatic and consular missions in Greece were being deported and designated as personae non gratae in Greece.
Indeed, in the same post, she links April 6 to the 1941 Nazi attack and questions whether the choice is coincidental or a "devilishly accurate calculation."
The Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman also speaks about the relations between the two countries, noting that "the Greek state, which was created thanks to Russia's help, with Russia's foreign minister as its first leader, was essentially left without diplomatic relations with our country."
"And this despite the fact that we share faith with the Greeks, we inherit the same tradition and in general we have never refused to help our Greek friends," she stressed, recalling last year's help in putting out the fires.
In fact, Zakharova said that actions such as the expulsion of Russian diplomats for reasons of Euro-Atlantic solidarity erase the common past of the two peoples.
In fact, Zakharova said that actions such as the expulsion of Russian diplomats for reasons of Euro-Atlantic solidarity erase the common past of the two peoples. "It is not even bad that Euro-Atlantic solidarity erases the past, after all, who one honors is a sovereign choice of the nation. It is bad that it deprives people and peoples of the future, independence and the right to this sovereign choice."
Source: Proto Thema
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