Deputy Belik called the possible transfer of weapons by Greece to the Armed Forces of Ukraine a mistaken step
Athens is connected with Moscow by a number of agreements, so this country simply does not have the right to act without regard to these documents, supplying Russian-made weapons to the Kyiv regime, said Dmitry Belik, a member of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, in a conversation with RT.
“Greece has been a NATO member since the middle of the last century. The alliance, which was once created as a defensive bloc, is now pursuing an aggressive policy. It is natural that NATO puts pressure on its member countries, and Greece is no exception,” Belik noted.
He added that now this country, in fact, has unilaterally broken off cooperation with Russia and refused dialogue.
“But despite this, Athens is connected with Moscow by a number of agreements, so this country simply does not have the right to act without regard to these documents by supplying Russian-made weapons to the Kyiv regime. Otherwise, it will be a violation of international law. On the part of Greece, such a step would be extremely irresponsible and erroneous,” the parliamentarian concluded.
Earlier, Russian Ambassador to Greece Andrei Maslov said that Greece cannot hand over weapons To the Armed Forces of Ukraine without Moscow's consent.
According to the ambassador, Greece has been strengthening its defense for a long time at the expense of Russian weapons systems.
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