The Foreign Ministry unequivocally condemns the attack on Ukraine, stressing that it is a clear violation of international law and global values. It also undermines and undermines European peace and security.
As the Foreign Ministry emphasizes, the protection of the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of all states is a fundamental principle for Greece and we condemn over time any violation of these basic principles provided by the United Nations Charter.
We call on the Russian side to immediately end hostilities
“We call on the Russian side to immediately end hostilities, which, in addition to their other serious consequences, endanger the lives of civilians, including the Greek community living in Ukraine. We express solidarity with Ukraine. “We will continue to stand by the Greek community in Ukraine in these difficult times,” the ministry said in a statement.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs points out that it is in constant coordination with our European partners and NATO allies regarding the response to the violation of International Law.
“The Greek authorities in Ukraine (Embassy in Kiev, Consulates General in Mariupol and Odessa) are in constant contact with Greek citizens and holders of Special Expatriate Identity Cards in order to provide them with any possible assistance,” it concluded.
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