Türkiye Relations to Take Center Stage in Greek PM Mitsotakis' UN Agenda
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The Turkish Ministry of Defense said it is "monitoring developments in the Eastern Mediterranean" - Greece should refrain from actions that may harm peace and stability in the region, the ministry says about the Aegean islands
Athens and Paris have agreed on a notification to be sent to coastal states, including Turkey, regarding research into an electricity interconnection between Greece and Southern Cyprus. It was emphasized that Türkiye's permission would not be required, and Ankara is closely monitoring developments.
In the context of Greece's desired Greece-South Cyprus electricity interconnection project in the Eastern Mediterranean, attention has once again turned to Türkiye. Greek media reports that Athens, unable to advance seabed research due to Ankara's objections, has passed the initiative to France. To Vima reports that Greek diplomats do not see a "particularly favorable scenario" for Athens under the current circumstances, and suggests that the re…
Seabed surveys are resuming for the electricity interconnection project between Greece and the Greek Cypriot administration. While Athens is preparing a NAVTEX for the French-flagged research vessel, Ankara has stated that Turkey will not permit any activity that disregards its rights and interests.
The Turkish Ministry of Defense requires prior coordination for surveys and sinking of the Great Sea Interconnector, without announcing an obstruction operation. The article Ankara: “First consultation with us” on the Greece-Cyprus-Israel cable appeared first on PTISI.
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