Multiple Greek political leaders — including Prime Minister Mitsotakis, former PM Tsipras, and PASOK leader Androulakis — issued strong condemnations following the death of Vagia Nestora in what they described as an act of terrorism. Mitsotakis declared there could be “no tolerance for bloodshed and the division of extremes,” while Tsipras stated that “terrorism has no place in a democracy.” The unified political response suggests the incident has shaken Greek society deeply.
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