NEAR EAST WAR
GREEKS BELLICOSE. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Associations ATHENS, June 25. In its answer to the Allied offer of mediation, the Greek Government says that it thanks the Allies for the offer to mediate, but declares the situation is such that only military action can lead to its decision. The reply, in declining meuurtion, contends that Greece is warring against Turkey’s attempt to escape from the Peace Treaty obligations, and any delay io The military operations will be defTimentafTo the Greek military situation. TURKISH CLAIMS. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 25.—Fighting is increasing on the Osmid front. The Kemalists are continually launching surprise attacks; BRITISH TROOPS’ LEAVE. ’ Recd. 10 a.m. ATHENS, June 27. The British detachment has left Tenedos, which was handed over to Greece.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 June 1921, Page 5
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