A Haber: Greece Must Obtain Permission From Turkey Before Conducting Research in Areas Under Its Jurisdiction
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"I am somewhat optimistic that the investigations will proceed with some reaction from Turkey, but not so much as to cause huge problems," says Mr. Ellinas.
Today's Turkish publications present the investigations of the French research vessel as a means of demonstrating Ankara's power and, at the same time, questioning French support for Athens.
Optimism for GSI research, “it seems that Turkey is proceeding measuredly,” says C. Ellinas to CNA Optimism that the seabed research for the Crete-Cyprus (GSI) submarine cable will proceed, expressed Christodoulos (Charles) Ellinas in his statements to CNA, basing his assessment on Turkey’s reactions to […] C. Ellinas: Optimism for GSI research, “it seems that Turkey is proceeding measuredly”
The GSI cable is becoming a field in the Turkish press today for Ankara to demonstrate its power and question French support for Athens. Headlines about “coolness in Greece”, “piracy plans” and “French shield” set the tone, while commentators even go so far as to threaten military obstruction of the investigations. At the heart of the effort is the attempt to present the Turkish “permission” as an inevitable condition for the project — and as an…
Turkish media are starting to raise their voices in anticipation of the resumption of work on the GS cable with the departure of the ship Abeille Marengo for the electrical interconnection of Greece
Turkey claims a licensing role in the Greece-Cyprus cable through contacts with France. The meeting in Ankara, the UAV and Mitsotakis' responsibilities. The article Turkey requests "permission" through France for the Greece-Cyprus cable - The dangerous diplomatic game and the Mitsotakis government's report appeared first on Periodista.
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