Speaking after a meeting with US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Victoria Nuland in Washington, Greece’s coalition partner suggested that the stability of the debt-wracked nation was crucial in containing the ISIS threat.
“It is important that the alliance sees that the issue of Islamic State is growing and that it requires stabilizing Greece by all available means. This, I believe, will soon mean good news,” Kammenos said in an apparent reference to Athens’s lingering debt talks with foreign creditors.