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Greek President Pavlopoulos: “Greece is a quiet force that was never afraid of its enemies”

Statement made on the occasion of the 105th anniversary of the liberation of the city of Ioannina from the Turkish yoke

Newsroom February 21 05:08

Greek President Prokopios Pavlopoulos is paying a visit to the northwestern city of Ioannina to attend the 105-year anniversary since the city’s liberation from the Ottoman Rule.

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“We, Greeks, a people and nation of peace and democracy, know how to defend when needed and against everyone, our borders, our territorial integrity and our national sovereignty that now comprise the frontier, territory and sovereignty of the European Union”, stated Pavlopoulos, adding that “Greece is a quiet force that respects its friends but was never afraid of its enemies, and its armed forces are in position to prove it at any time”.

Source: thegreekobserver

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