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Tsipras from ELDYK: Anyone who violates the rights of Cyprus will face the consequences

Let me assure you that despite the years that have passed nothing has been forgotten, no one has been forgotten, from the heroic struggles & the dead of ELDYK

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From Cyprus, where he is in order to attend the funeral of the former President of the Republic of Cyprus, the Prime Minister of Greece during his visit to a camp of ELDYK (Greek Forces in Cyrpus) passed his own messages and “responded” to all that Recep Tayyip Erdogan had said earlier. The latter, insisting on the provocative tones, stressed that no matter what the Greek Prime Minister says, the drilling will continue.

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“Anyone who violates the rights of the Republic of Cyprus will face the consequences,” Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said, adding that it is the inalienable right of Cyprus to exploit its resources.

“Only in the context of international law can we proceed and anyone who violates the rights of Greece and Cyprus will have consequences, and in each case the price will be high, because we are determined to defend our sovereign rights. I am also here with you, in your camp- in our camp- to convey to you the salute of every Greek man and woman, the greeting of the homeland”, Alexis Tsipras stressed, among other things, while addressing members of the ELDYK in Cyprus.

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