Greece debt crisis: Tsipras urges 'No' to 'blackmail'

July 03, 2015 19:27

Greek PM Alexis Tsipras has called on voters to reject "blackmail" when they vote in a bailout referendum on Sunday.

In a short TV address, he insisted Greece's presence in the EU was not at stake and urged voters to reject the "sirens of scaremongering".

On Sunday, Greek voters will decide whether they support the terms of further international loans, following months of tough talks with creditors.EU leaders have warned that a "No" vote could see Greece leave the eurozone.

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