Konstantinos Floros on the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum: "Turkey's Self-Confidence Is Changing, It Is Probably Time to Proceed with the Expansion of Territorial Waters"
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Professor of International Relations Costas Ifantis assessed that the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum does not constitute a national defeat and that there is no longer any reason for Athens to enter into negotiations with Libya over the EEZ. At the same time, he emphasized that the timing is appropriate for the expansion of territorial waters to 12 miles south and west of Crete. Such a move, as he noted, exploits the existing statu…
"Foreign policy and diplomacy have failed"
The issue of the controversial Turkish-Libyan memorandum is making a comeback, with Turkey stepping up its activities in the Aegean and Libya. Experts warn of the need for convincing deterrence, while the issue of extending territorial waters to 12 nautical miles is being raised.
The Honorary Chief of the Hellenic National Defense General Staff, Konstantinos Floros, spoke about the implications of the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum and the moves that, in his opinion, Greece should consider. Speaking on the main news bulletin of ANT1 and to Nikos Hatzinikolaou, he characterized the development as negative, pointing out, however, that it does not change the illegal and non-existent character […]
The Turkish-Libyan memorandum may be "non-existent, illegal and unacceptable", as Konstantinos Floros said in his statements to ANT1, however, he commented that it definitely changes the balance.
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