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Panos Kammenos, former defence minister of Greece, publicly paid tribute to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, sparking diplomatic backlash. The gesture has drawn criticism from international bodies and neighboring states for glorifying wartime atrocities.
Panos Kammenos left open the possibility of running in the second national elections if no government is formed after the first round. He stated he would not participate in the first election.
Panos Kammenos spoke highly of Kimberly Guilfoyle, stating that she is doing an excellent job as the US Ambassador to Greece and that the country is fortunate to have her.
Former Greek minister Panos Kammenos expressed his support for Maria Karystianou, predicting she would finish at least third with over 10% of the vote. He also suggested that PASOK might not enter parliament, foreseeing a government of national unity.
Discussions are intensifying regarding the future steps of Alexis Tsipras's ELAS party, with focus on potential coalition scenarios reminiscent of his 2015 government with Panos Kammenos's ANEL.
Panos Kammenos launched a strong attack on former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras following his statements on the Chevron agreement, asserting that Greece is choosing real allies over a 'finished Europe.'
Panos Kammenos, a Greek politician, has indicated openness to political collaborations with figures outside traditional party lines, specifically mentioning Maria Karystianou, and criticized Tsipras's past actions.
Former Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos shared his predictions for the 2027 elections, suggesting Maria Karystianou's party could be the second strongest force, while Alexis Tsipras might rank third or fourth.
Panos Kammenos responded to Antonis Samaras's statements regarding a potential cession of sovereign rights in the Chevron contract, calling Samaras a 'retired former prime minister who handed the coun