The Athenian administration, attempting to impose its unlawful claims in the Eastern Mediterranean via the tiny island of Meis, located just a few kilometers from the Turkish coast, has added yet another provocative step to its actions. The visit of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Meis, accompanied by the Chief of General Staff, to inspect military outposts, has reignited tensions in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey, howe…
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The Athenian administration, attempting to impose its unlawful claims in the Eastern Mediterranean via the tiny island of Meis, located just a few kilometers from the Turkish coast, has added yet another provocative step to its actions. The visit of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Meis, accompanied by the Chief of General Staff, to inspect military outposts, has reignited tensions in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey, howe…