Turkish press annoyed: Congress applauded Mitsotakis… 37 times in 42 minutes
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The Turkish press remains annoyed with the speech of Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the Congress, who received the applause of the American legislators. It is indicative of the annoyance of the Turkish press, that the Hurriyet newspaper counted… how many times Kyriakos Mitsotakis was applauded in the Congress.
In 42 minutes, as SKAI broadcast, Congress applauded Mitsotakis 37 times in total (11 times standing up), it noted, noting that the prime minister "got a boost" from the Americans.
"Mitsotakis, the first Greek Prime Minister to speak to the Congress, was applauded 37 times, 10 of which the members of the House of Representatives stood up during his 42-minute speech," the article reads, emphasizing that: "The members of theCongress applauded 5 times when Mitsotakis spoke about Cyprus "
But Aksam also notes that "Congress is on his side" (Mitsotakis). .
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