US EditionAthens' Response to the Turkish Foreign Ministry: "the Invocation of International Law Requires that It Be Adopted"
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"Greece will continue to consistently serve international law and good neighborly relations. But this should apply to everyone," diplomatic sources stressed in response to today's statement by Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman Oncu Keçeli, who accused the European Union of its stance against the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, as well as Greece and Cyprus of "maximalist claims, contrary to international law and the principle of equality in the EU."
Diplomatic sources in Athens respond in harsh language to Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman Onzu Keçeli, who accused the European Union of its stance towards the Turkish-Libyan memorandum...More...
"The invocation of international law presupposes that it be adopted in its entirety," comment Greek diplomatic sources, responding to what was stated today by the spokesman for the Turkish Foreign Ministry, who spoke... Athens' response to the representative of the Turkish Foreign Ministry: Your practices do not allow for suggestions - NAVITIME
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