A six-hour visit to Athens by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky concluded with a comprehensive bilateral pact that marks a significant upgrade in Greece-Ukraine relations. The agreement spans seven key areas, from ceasefire principles and security guarantees to maritime-drone cooperation, cyber protection, energy resilience, and Greece's role in Ukraine's post-war reconstruction. Zelensky was welcomed by Greece's President, Konstantinos Tasoulas, who emphasized Greece's consistent support for Ukraine. He referenced past regional conflicts to underscore the country's stance against invasions. During their private discussion, the Greek head of state also highlighted concerns about attempts to bypass Western sanctions against Russia. Energy issues featured prominently, with Athens pointing to recent regional initiatives aimed at strengthening energy security in Southeast Europe and Ukraine. Greece also reiterated its willingness to...