Reacții în presa greacă în scandalul ambasadoarei americane care s-a lăudat că SUA au răsturnat Guvernul Bolojan și pot face asta oricărei țări, inclusiv Greciei

Greek Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, responded to U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle's controversial remarks about U.S. influence in Greece. Guilfoyle allegedly claimed that the U.S. could change governments, raising concerns about political sovereignty. This statement has sparked significant political debate in Greece, especially with upcoming elections. Papastavrou emphasized that the Greek government is elected by its citizens and cannot be replaced by foreign powers. The incident highlights the delicate balance in U.S.-Greek relations, where historical cooperation coexists with public skepticism about American influence. The upcoming elections may reflect broader international interests, with various global powers closely monitoring Greece's political landscape.