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Athens wary of implications from Erdogan's cancelled trip to Washington
The postponement of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to the White House on May 9 is seen as a move that will likely upend efforts to mend ties after prolonged friction and that will play into the hands of Russia’s President Vladimir Putin. Ankara has not given any clear reason for this cancellation, which has caused concern in Athens.
Greece is always monitoring the course of relations between Ankara and Washington. Bad bilateral relations between Turkey and the US could result in problems between Greece and Turkey, especially due to Washington’s inability to directly communicate wi...
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