Costas Karamanlis: Harsh Criticism of Turkey, the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum and the Stance of the Allies - iefimerida.gr
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Former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis has categorically opposed any request to Turkey for a license regarding the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus, warning that such a move, regardless of whether it is called an “information” or an “announcement”, would create an extremely dangerous precedent for Greek sovereign rights in the Aegean. “Any request for a license from Turkey for the cable cannot be accepted. Whether it is call…
The former prime minister described the ratification of the illegal Turkish-Libyan memorandum by the Parliament regarding Benghazi as a negative development - Antonis Samaras, Costas Kyranakis and ND MPs present
Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection and Turkish claims Former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis described the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan… Intervention – slap in the face to Mitsotakis & Gerapetritis by Costas Karamanlis as a negative development for Greek national interests
Former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis has come out strongly against any request to Turkey for a permit regarding the Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection, warning that such a move, regardless of whether it is called an “information” or an “announcement,” would set an extremely dangerous precedent for Greek sovereign rights in the Aegean. “Any request for a permit from […] The article Costas Karamanlis’ Intervention on the Cable: No “Inform…
K. Karamanlis appeared categorically opposed to a request to Turkey for permission regarding the Greece-Cyprus interconnection, warning of a dangerous precedent regarding sovereign rights in the Aegean.
Former Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis made a resounding intervention with clear points about the government line in Greek-Turkish, in the presence of Antonis...
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