Opposition parties in Greece have issued a rapid series of statements demanding explanations from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's government. Their central accusation is that Athens has handled its foreign policy badly. The dispute centers on a memorandum connected with Turkey and Libya, which the opposition portrays as a diplomatic and national-interest failure. Party announcements argue that the government's position has damaged Greece's standing in the region. They are pressing Mitsotakis and his cabinet to account for the agreement and the reasoning behind it. The response has become a coordinated political offensive, while a detailed government defense was not set out in the opposition announcements.