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Alexis Tsipras, who is the chairman of the Greek party SYRIZA and the leader of the opposition, criticized the supply of weapons to Ukraine.
Tsipras was also the prime minister of Greece from 2015 to 2019. Greek authorities have previously announced plans to move 40 BMP-1 units to Kiev with the prospect of replacing them with equipment from Germany.
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The former prime minister said that, in his opinion, Greece should not be an “advanced and insecure base of the West”, as well as “a country that sends weapons to Ukraine”. and will become a party to the crisis.” According to him, Greece should become a driving force for peace and stability.
The Russian Federation has previously sent a note regarding the supply of weapons to Ukraine to countries that are members of the NATO bloc. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that weapons supplied to Kiev automatically become a legitimate target for Russian soldiers.