"Greek society has the maturity and the historical knowledge to turn a deaf ear to incredible challenges", the Greek government spokesman said.
"Let Mr Erdogan keep his grief to himself. Greek society has the maturity and historical knowledge to turn a deaf ear to incredible challenges," the government spokesman said."
"It is absolutely obvious that the continuous strengthening of our country on all fronts makes Mr. Erdoğan feels extremely uncomfortable and exceeds all limits," government spokesman Yannis Economou said, commenting on the Turkish president's outrageous statement to the Greek people to "teach a lesson, through the democratic route, to those in power."
As Mr. Economou pointed out, speaking to SKAI TV station, "he attempted a crude intervention in the internal affairs of our country. Erdogan to feel uncomfortable with a government that is achieving successes for the country, with a government that is strengthening the country with an arms program that consolidates our position as a factor of stability, it is natural for him to be annoyed with a prime minister who has raised the representation of the country to other standards, who was applauded standing up by Congress, who meets the President of the United States, who signs major agreements, who enlarges the territory with the EEZ agreements he signs, who has made Greece a protagonist in the Balkans with crucial energy alliances, it is understandable to be unhappy that the government ensures conditions of stability."
"Let Mr. Erdogan keep this grievance to himself. Greek society has the maturity and historical knowledge to turn a deaf ear to incredible challenges. No matter how much Mr. Erdogan is annoyed, we will continue . The successes of the government and Mr Mitsotakis are successes of the homeland, they lift Greece higher, they mark the dynamic return of Greece on all fronts. As long as Mr Erdogan is outraged, the government and Mr Mitsotakis will continue in this direction," Yannis Economou said.
"Our country will never again be weak, a pariah," the government spokesman noted.
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