The Greek Foreign Ministry responded to Turkey, asserting that the Muslim minority of Thrace is a religious minority, with its legal status governed by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, which allows no multiple interpretations.

The annual transfer of the Holy Fire from Jerusalem is facing significant diplomatic and operational challenges this year due to intense uncertainty and continuous geopolitical upheavals. The Greek Foreign Ministry has assured that it will exhaust all possible means to ensure the tradition continues.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued clarifications regarding an alleged breach of personal data belonging to Greek citizens who were in the Middle East.

The Greek Foreign Ministry has responded to Turkey's reaction regarding the deployment of Patriot systems on Karpathos, asserting the islands' status and Greece's non-negotiable defense posture.

Athens has responded to Ankara, stating that the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, which governs the legal status of the minority, does not provide for the election of Muftis by the minority and its religious character is undisputed.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed concern over the further military escalation and spread of the conflict in the Middle East. A spokesperson called for de-escalation and a diplomatic resolution.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs categorically denied scenarios of an intentional data leak, stating that its central service and diplomatic authorities abroad are in constant readiness to assist Greek citizens affected by the conflict.

Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis announced that the Foreign Ministry's Global Media Center will launch on April 1, aiming to collect and verify news from all sources.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that there was no intentional leak of personal data, despite recipients' email addresses becoming visible in one of the many outgoing emails for organizing repatriation flights.