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"Madam President, I must announce to the European Parliament that, at 02.15 this morning, the Turkish corvette Bafra violated Greek territorial waters, coming within just 18 miles of the Athens coast, and even asked to board and search a Greek merchant vessel sailing alongside.
This proves that everything said in the first part of the debate about Greece’s so-called economic problem is not wholly accurate. Greece’s problem is mainly political. It comes from the fact that this neighbouring country is threatening Greece with a
and is systematically provoking the Greek armed forces, not only with violations of its waters, but also of its airspace.
... I must tell you that Greece has taken strict measures which, in the final analysis, are literally throttling Greek households and Greeks are now at the end of their tether. It has worn down the resistance of Greek society and the economic strength of the Greeks.
As I said, its problem is mainly political. We are not asking for money from any European citizens. We are asking for the support of the European Union as an entity, so that we can overcome these irregularities in the markets which are attacking the euro."@en1
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