Athens, Greece – The Greek Foreign Minister affirmed that his country does not intend to intervene in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, emphasizing that Athens’ position is based on supporting regional stability, calling for de-escalation, and prioritizing diplomatic solutions.
In a press statement, the Minister said that Greece is following with great concern the rapidly evolving situation in the region, particularly given the widening scope of military tensions and the potential security and economic repercussions that could extend to Europe. He also explained that the Greek government is currently focused on protecting its national interests and ensuring the safety of its citizens abroad. Furthermore, the government is monitoring the impact of the crisis on maritime navigation and supply chains, especially since the Eastern Mediterranean is a vital region for trade and energy.
He noted that his country is working in coordination with its partners in the European Union to monitor developments and assess any potential steps to address the repercussions of the crisis. He also emphasized that preventing the conflict from escalating remains the priority.
He added that Greece supports all international efforts aimed at containing tensions in the Middle East. He warned that continued escalation could lead to wider disruptions in energy markets and global trade.
These statements come at a time of growing international concern about the widening scope of the conflict in the region. As a result, many European countries are reassessing their security and political positions in light of the ongoing developments.
