"Rubio Knows the Balances in the Eastern Mediterranean" - "GSI Will Proceed without Permission"
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Analysis of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to Greece and the implications for the country's foreign policy.
The U.S. has officially entered the roasted geopolitical line in the waters of the Eastern Mediterranean, following the confirmation by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio of his country's strong commitment to support the Great Sea Interconnector project, extending the European electricity grids to Cyprus and Israel at an estimated cost of Euro1.9 billion.
The government sends a clear message that the project will proceed based on the original plan
The US Secretary of State, referring to the energy interconnection projects and "photographing" the GSI, noted that "these projects are complicated by the sensitivities of other countries in the region." Asked to comment on this report, a top diplomatic source was clear: "Sensitivity does not mean entitlement."
“Sensitivity does not mean right.” With this clear phrase, a top diplomatic source commented on the references by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to the “sensitivities” of third countries that, as he said, complicate energy interconnection projects, with a clear reference to the Greece-Cyprus cable, Great Sea Interconnector (GSI). Marco Rubio, during his visit to […] The post How does the Foreign Ministry assess Rubio’s visit: The F-35, Turkey…
The assessment of the visit of the American Secretary of State and his reference to "private diplomacy" for the electrical interconnection with Cyprus
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