Thessaloniki motor rally in support of RussiaATHENS, Apr 3Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, an ardent supporter of anti-Russian sanctions, was greeted in Thessaloniki with a «For Peace with Russia» motor rally, according to newsbreak.gr. respond to the government's policy on the Russian-Ukrainian issue, shouting: «Greece — Russia — Orthodoxy!» “After taking a selfie with the New Democracy leadership and slogans from protesting medical workers, Kyriakos Mitsotakis had to face Russian flags that appeared on the streets of Thessaloniki along with Greek ones,” the article says. About 50 cars participated in the rally. The action was organized by the Greek Orthodox Club «Holy Corps 2012», named after the first regular military unit in modern Greek history, created during the revolution of 1821. The club appealed to supporters to take part in a «patriotic peaceful run against Russophobia.» «An unprecedented pogrom everything Russian and the provocative sanctions against Russia have only harmed Greek tourism, Greek exports and the Greek economy Fuel, natural gas and essential commodities prices are rising daily as a result of NATO sanctions against Russia At the same time they are destroying strong bonds friendship with our fellow Orthodox Russian brothers,” the statement says. The rally was held under the slogan “For peace! For Russia! For Greece! No plans for a new order!” . The restrictions are directed primarily against the banking sector and the supply of high-tech products. Calls to reduce dependence on Russian energy resources have become louder in Europe. Many brands have announced their withdrawal from Russia. However, these measures have already turned into economic problems for Western countries, causing an increase in fuel and food prices. Media: Greek railway workers refused to transport US armored vehicles
