Turkish media: ‘Mitsotakis yoke – Erdogan’s harsh reaction’

The first issue in almost the entire Turkish press is Erdogan’s statements that the Greek Prime Minister no longer exists for him.

The titles of the newspapers are indicative:

Milliyet: “Mitsotakis does not exist for me”

Aksam: “For me there is no one named Mitsotakis anymore”

Hurriyet: “From now on, let Mr. Mitsotakis think about what he will do”

Sabah: “For me now, there is no Mitsotakis”

According to SKAI, Erdogan’s statements also covered news broadcasts on television, with Turkish analysts attributing the Turkish president’s annoyance to the interventions of Kyriakos Mitsotakis during his trip to the US and the cases of the F-16 and F-16 upgrades. 35 that have been “frozen” for Ankara.

In particular, journalist Farouk Aksoy noted on a television panel: “There are the issues of the F-16s, the F-35s, the agreements on the energy resources of the Eastern Mediterranean as well as the agreement between Turkey and Libya. Do you really believe that Turkey with Greece on their own can they solve their problems in a fraternal way? Mr. Erdogan can go out and say my brother Mitsotakis, the next day he can go out and say “for me Mitsotakis no longer exists” “This is how international relations are.”

It is recalled that T. Erdogan stated that Mitsotakis no longer exists for him and he will not accept to meet with him.

“We agreed not to put third parties between us. However, last week he had a trip to America. We were planning the Strategic Cooperation Meeting this year. From now on, Mitsotakis does not exist for me. I do not accept to meet with him in this way. “they keep their word”, were the characteristic excerpts of T. Erdogan’s speech.