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Samara attacks Tsipras over Prespa Agreement and Aegean issues

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Former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras criticized current leader Alexis Tsipras, calling him unrepentant over the Prespa Agreement.
Samaras targeted Tsipras in light of recent remarks made by members of the left-wing coalition regarding Greek-Turkish relations.
He suggested that Tsipras is now also supporting what he referred to as the "Prespas of the Aegean."
Samaras's statements reflect ongoing political tensions between his party and Tsipras's SYRIZA party regarding national security issues.
The comments were made during a public statement on July 2, 2026.

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