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"This is a risky step": Russia threatens Greece through possible transfer to Ukraine S-300 SPR

The so -called "Post -Crimea" Muradov stated that the transfer of weapons to Kiev would be a "senseless demonstration of hostility of the Russian Federation. " He stressed that the C-300 complexes will still "work against Russia". The so-called "Post-Crimea under the President of the Russian Federation" and "Viceremier of the Government of the RC" Georgy Muradov warned Greece from the transfer of S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems to Ukraine, which are now based on Critt Island.

He told about it the Russian agency "RIA Novosti". In particular, Muradov called the decision to pass the weapons to Kiev a "risky step" for the national interests of Greece and a "senseless demonstration of hostility about the Russian Federation". "Such a step of Athens would not only be a senseless demonstration of hostility about Russia, but also a risky step on its own national interests, which the Greek public is already stately stated," he said.

According to Muradov, the complexes of the C-300 Russian production still "will not work against Russia" through the system of recognition "their own-alien". However, giving up them, Greece "undermines his defensive potential. " Thus, the Russian politician responded to the proposal of the Minister of National Defense of Greece Nicos Panayotopulos to transfer Ukraine to Ukraine for the supply of Athens of American complexes Patriot.

"If the United States is placed on the Patriot system and after its integration with the national air defense system, the C-300 can be removed. The same process will be applied to any other air defense system ", In particular Panayotpoulos commented. Yes, the Greek government is also ready to send the anti-aircraft missile complexes "Thor-M1" and "OSA-AKM" to Ukraine. Earlier, the threats of Greece was also made by Turkish President Recep Tayip Erdogan.