The Russian Embassy in Athens posted three tweets on its Twitter account on Monday related to a statement made lately by way of Greece's former overseas Minister Nikos Kotzias.
Kotzias advised a number of days ago that the documents offered to the Greek Parliament through former defense Minister Panos Kammenos all through a contemporary discussion "could have been hacked" by way of Russian intelligence.
The files introduced via Kammenos advised that Kotzias appreciated a specific enterprise to habits Greece's issuance of visas.
The Russian Embassy mentioned that "if there is evidence, let it's offered in a competent approach, and the Russian authorities will investigate and reply formally. in any other case it would be more desirable to stay away from new accusations of "Russian interference" in Greece's domestic affairs."
The Embassy persisted, announcing that Kotzias' remarks have been slander, and adding that "despite the real revelations about American wiretaps, even towards leaders of European countries, some individuals continue to be silent."
The Russian observation concluded by way of acerbically mentioning that "so as to get serious, who and how would win the visa contest is indifferent to the Russian facet."
Kotzias has had a long lasting dispute with Russia ever because he ordered the expulsion of Russian diplomats in 2018, accusing them of meddling in Greece's home affairs.
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