Euro zone finance ministers dismissed talk of Greece leaving the euro zone as “propaganda and nonsense” on Monday, but said the country had to respect the terms of the bailout program agreed with the EU and the International Monetary Fund, Reuters reported.

If Greece can form a government and that government signs up to the bailout agreement, then it’s possible some of the targets in the program could be softened, the chairman of the euro zone finance ministers, Jean-Claude Juncker, said.

“I don’t envisage, not even for one second, Greece leaving the euro area. This is nonsense, this is propaganda,” Juncker said after six hours of talks among the 17 ministers from the euro zone countries. He added the exit of Greece out of the eurozone was not the subject of debate, but still “the Greek public, the Greek citizens, have to know that we agreed on a program and this program has to be implemented.”

BNN already reported that after parliament elections on May 6 this year Greek political parties have so far been unable to form a coalition, therefore Greece is very likely to organize another election next month.

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