Expanding Turkey-Libya Agreement Threatens Israeli Shipping Far From Turkish Borders
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Expanding Turkey-Libya agreement threatens Israeli shipping far from Turkish borders
The agreement creates an artificial corridor stretching from Turkey's coast to Libya's, while completely disregarding the chain of Greek islands between them, including Crete and Rhodes.
The geopolitical dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean are taking on a new dimension, as the growing Turkish presence in Libya is now more prominently on Israel’s radar. According to Israeli reports, the Aman military intelligence service is taking a closer look at what is described as the “Libyan corridor”, that is, the possibility of Ankara taking advantage of its presence in Libya to … The article Libya under Israel’s microscope: Turkey’s “Li…
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Intelligence Directorate has turned its attention to the Turkish-Libyan memorandum and Turkey's growing military and diplomatic presence in the… IDF and Mossad monitor Turkey's military presence in the Mediterranean
As the Jerusalem Post reports, the IDF Intelligence Directorate has begun to focus on the “Libyan corridor” and Turkey’s growing military and diplomatic influence in the region – influence based on a maritime economic agreement signed in 2019 between the Turkish government and the politically and militarily divided Libyan government, and which has expanded over the past two years.
Turkey ignores Crete and Rhodes - Threatens Israel's agreements with Greece, Cyprus and Egypt, writes the Jerusalem Post
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