‘Don't Want To Host Murderers': Greeks Openly Shame Trump As U.S. Warship Depart Amid Iran War Fears
February 27, 2026
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as posted by the channelWorld News: Locals on the Greek island of Crete voiced concerns on Thursday over a possible retaliatory attack by Iran in the event of a war with the US, given the US and NATO presence on the island. This comes after the US aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford made an interim stop at Souda port en route to the Middle East.
Footage shows the world’s largest aircraft carrier leaving the port in Crete. "We are not for sale for such a small amount of money. They need to get the hell out of here," said Nikos, a merchant.
He criticised the local administration for not taking into account the opinions of locals, ignoring the ‘danger' the US presence brings "to our region and our country." Other locals shared fears that alignment with the US poses an existential threat to the island, favouring peaceful visitors to the island's stunning waterfront.
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