Androulakis Twists the… Cable to Papastavrou: "Did We Dig Under Turkey's House?"
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A publication by the English-language pro-government newspaper Türkiye Today, entitled “Turkey gives its consent to France for cable surveys and blocks Greek faits accomplis: Sources,” cites Turkish sources who present the Ankara-Paris diplomatic understanding as confirmation of Turkish claims in the Eastern Mediterranean. According to journalist Levent Kemal’s sources, Ankara did not limit itself to issuing NAVTEX, but also sent an official d…
Points from the statements of the member of the Political Secretariat of SYRIZA-PS, Dimitris Petras, on the show "Kontra24" with journalist Loukia Gatsou On the verbal statement of France to Turkey and the country's foreign policy under ND On the occasion of the comment of the representative of ND on the same panel about the Prespa Agreement: The post D. Petras: Dangerous faits accomplis are being created - The sovereign rights of Greece and Cyp…
"Turkey is not an interested coastal country in any way. Cyprus and Greece are the two interested sovereign countries"
"What Turkey wanted in Kasos in 2024 from Greece, you made France do on our behalf in 2026," stressed PASOK president Nikos Androulakis, as he launched a fierce attack on the government from the floor of Parliament, demanding explanations for the French verbal note to Turkey, on the occasion of the electric
Fierce debate in Parliament over the French verbal note to Turkey regarding the Greece-Cyprus cable. Nikos Androulakis demanded explanations from the government, with Stavros Papastavrou clarifying that no permission was requested from Ankara
Androulakis – Papastavros clash in Parliament over the laying of the Greece – Cyprus electricity interconnection cable and energy prices. Nikos Androulakis demanded “clear” answers regarding the laying of the cable, asking why Turkey was chosen to be informed verbally by a third state, France, if the country […]
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