“It is an attack that no one internationally expected. The speed with which the occupation of Damascus developed, unprecedented”, said ND MP and former minister Dora Bakoyannis to SKAI and on the show “Kalimera” with Fai Mavrayiannis.

“A regime of 53 years of harsh dictatorship fell like a paper tower, we don’t know what’s in store for us. The situation is alarming. There is huge concern because at the moment 350,000 people are headed and could become a million within 24 hours at the border of Turkey. We in Greece are an oasis of stability in relation to the Mediterranean region, but we must keep our eyes open 14”, he added.

Asked if the political crisis in France also concerns the Greeks, Ms. Bakogianni replied: “It concerns us, we are talking about 40% of the European economy. Germany and France today are shaking. In France the crisis is social, economic and productive. It is a crisis of enormous proportions. The Greeks are interested in France and Germany because they know that they are the main blood donor of the EU.”

Greece from being a “black sheep” became an example for Europeans. Mitsotakis is not allowed to question the stability of Greece today. That they upgrade us matters in the long run for the vulnerable citizen. If anyone thinks that after 11 years of memoranda they will be able to get back within 5 years a lost income, it is a utopia. It takes much longer.

Regarding the prices, Ms. Bakoyannis argued that “what should be done more strictly by the sub. Development, to see very seriously what is called a cartel. And what is called a cartel exists. It is not justified today, e.g. “tide” to be more expensive in Greece than in Germany. There must be European intervention. Locally, you can’t do anything”

“As for prices, I don’t know if anyone can check it. What he should check is the increase in income, salary. That is the goal and that is where I think we will succeed in the end”, added Mrs. Bakoyannis.

Commenting on a publication regarding the reduction in bank commissions, the ND MP responded by saying “it’s about time”.

With reference to Fidan’s statements and the demilitarization of the Aegean islands, Mrs. Bakoyannis emphasized: “Turkey will continue this rhetoric, because it must continue it for its internal front and because it is its firm principle. In Turkey today, Erdogan and Fidan are mercilessly beaten by the opposition.”

“Right now we have calm waters, we have a good cooperation. The Greek-Turkey relationship will be judged on immigration,” he added.