Athens Issues Counter-Navtex for Turkish Research Vessel Off Kastellorizo
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PentapostagmaThe presence of the research vessel R/V TÜBİTAK MARMARA, as well as the issuance of illegal NAVTEX 0862/26 by the neighboring country, coincides with the signing of the "Achilles Shield" by the Greek side.
Turkey has been using the policy of illegal NAVTEX for years with the aim of de facto imposing control over areas that are part of its claims. The post Illegal Turkish NAVTEX for scientific research south of Kastellorizo appeared first on in.gr.
A research vessel has invaded the Greek continental shelf, in an area linked to their unilateral claims of a “marine park”. Newspaper Demokratia Ankara puts forward the... Turks set sail for Kastelorizo
Greece, which claims a 40,000 square kilometer maritime jurisdiction area in the Eastern Mediterranean based on the 10 square kilometer island of Meis, located 2 kilometers from the Anatolian coast, issued a NAVTEX message against the TÜBİTAK MARMARA vessel conducting scientific research in the region.
Athens proceeded with the immediate issuance of anti-NAVTEX through the Heraklion station, responding to the new maritime directive (0862/26) issued by the Antalya station.
New tension prevails in the Greek-Turkish relations as our country issued an anti-NAVTEX a few hours after Ankara's new provocation with the dispatch of a research vessel southwest of Kastelorizo. In fact, it is not ruled out that Cyprus will take similar action in the coming hours, if the research vessel "Marmara" moves there. According to information, the …
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