Antonis Samaras is once again calling for the dismissal of Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Gerapetritis following the ratification of the controversial maritime deal between Turkey and Libya by the Libyan Parliament. Samaras alleges that Gerapetritis’ actions have irreparably damaged Greece’s position. He further criticizes the Prime Minister for consistently agreeing with Gerapetritis, rather than removing him from office. The statement underscores the gravity with which Greece views the Turkey-Libya agreement, perceiving it as a threat to its national interests. Samaras asserts that the events unfolding in Libya demonstrate a critical failure of leadership and diplomatic strategy. The demand for Gerapetritis’ removal intensifies the political pressure surrounding the agreement and its implications. This situation raises questions about the Greek government's response to perceived challenges in the Eastern Mediterranean.