Austrian finance minister: Greece exit is almost inevitable

Sadraddin Ismayilov
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Baku. 28 June. REPORT.AZ/ Austria's finance minister said on Sunday that Greece's exit from the eurozone "appears almost inevitable", after EU leaders refused to extend Athens's desperately needed bailout.

"Greece is solely responsible for a failure of the negotiations", Report informs, Hans Jorg Schelling said in an interview with Austrian newspaper Die Presse.


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