KKE: Is There Any Information From the French Company in Turkey? - Diplomatic Sources Did Not Answer This
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The KKE asks the government to answer “without distortion” the crucial question of whether the French company Meridiam informed the Turkish state in any way, giving Ankara the opportunity to claim jurisdiction, creating a fait accompli to the detriment of Greece’s sovereign rights. The post KE: Is there any information from the French company in Turkey? – Diplomatic sources did not answer this appeared first on in.gr.
"The Greek government's response, through diplomatic sources, that "Greece is the only licensing country" is not sufficient nor does it answer the crucial question"
The KKE is demanding explanations from the Greek government regarding the possibility of Turkey being informed by the French company Meridiam about the work on the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection, following the recent statements by the Turkish Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, and the reaction of Athens. Read here ⇛
Sharp statement from Perissos, demanding clear answers on whether Ankara was informed and whether faits accomplis are being created to the detriment of the country's sovereign rights
The statements of the Turkish Foreign Minister regarding the start of work on the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus raise reasonable questions, given the Turkish government's claims for prior information and the issuance of an anti-NAVTEX, the KKE emphasizes.
“Is there any form of information or notification from the French company Meridiam to the Turkish state, which enables Turkey to claim jurisdiction and creates a fait accompli to the detriment of the country’s sovereign rights?” The article KKE: Fidan’s statements raise reasonable questions that the Greek government must answer without distortion appeared first on Documento.
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