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Former Mitsotakis Advisor on NAVTEX: By Informing Turkey, You Are Acknowledging Its Claims

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"It puts you in a de facto co-management process," said Sotiris Serbos.
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"It puts you in a de facto co-management process," said Sotiris Serbos.

“We got our legs tangled up very badly between us and the management from 2024 was wrong.” The article “Emptying” Mitsotakis and his former advisor, Serbos: “By informing Turkey, you recognize its claims” appeared first on Documento.

SERBOS: BY INFORMING TURKEY, YOU RECOGNIZE ITS CLAIMS Sotiris Serbos (Professor of International Politics): “Turkey is attempting de facto co-management. Any information to the Turkish side indirectly… Serbos: By informing Turkey, you recognize its claims

In a radio interview on Mega News 104.6 and with journalists Rania Tzima and Giorgos Papachristos, as part of the...

"Turkey bullied. And if you don't react to the bullying, they will bother you more next time," said Professor Sotiris Serbos, among others. "He is killing with the glove" the management - from the Mitsotakis government's side - of the case of the cable, the Turkish NAVTEX and the French verbal communication, said Professor of International Politics at Democritus University, Sotiris Serbos. It is recalled that Sotiris Serbos had submitted his res…

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