‘Learn From the Past’: Erdoğan Warns Greece to Stop Arming Islands
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The Turkish President calls on Athens to withdraw its military presence on certain islands. Greece rejects the demands as unfounded and refers to its right to self-defense.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan called on Greece to “change course” and “abandon the militarization of the islands that have a demilitarized regime,” while stating that “anyone who interprets Turkey’s calm and reasonable approach as weakness is making a serious mistake.” The post Provocative Erdogan: He asks Greece to abandon the militarization of the islands appeared first on in.gr.
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Greece must now understand something: Turkey does not covet anyone's territory, but it will not allow anyone to violate its rights, said the Turkish president upon his return from Kyrgyzstan.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's warning to journalists on the plane returning from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit, urging Greece to reverse its wrong course, and Turkey's newly announced NAVTEX notice have become central to international politics. Turkey's diplomatic and military steps against Athens' maximalist demands regarding the island of Meis are reshaping the balance of power in the region. International Relations Expert Dr…
Turkey Renews Pressure on Greece Over Aegean Islands, Invoking Kastellorizo
Erdogan said Greece should end what Turkey considers the militarization of islands governed by international agreements restricting their military presence.Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan issued a fresh warning to Greece on Tuesday over the military status of islands in the Aegean Sea, reviving one of the most sensitive disputes between the two neighboring NATO members. Erdogan said Greece should end what Turkey considers the militarizati…
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