Turkish Ministry of National Defense Issues Statement on Greece-Cyprus Electricity Cable: 'We Will Not Allow Any Unauthorized Activity'
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The Turkish Ministry of Defense has made new provocative statements regarding the Greece-Cyprus interconnection cable. Referring to the route that the interconnection cable will take between Greece and Cyprus, the Turkish Ministry of Defense states that “in accordance with international law, any cable/pipeline installation or scientific research activity to be carried out on our continental shelf must be coordinated in advance with our country,…
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The Ministry of National Defence (MSB) issued a statement regarding the electricity cable route between Greece and the Greek Cypriot Administration (GCA). The MSB stated that activities to be carried out in Türkiye's continental shelf must be coordinated in advance, adding, "Turkey will not permit any unauthorized activities in its continental shelf."
Breaking news - Breaking news: The Ministry of National Defense, regarding the electric cable route between Greece and GKRY, said in advance with our country, which is the coastal state of all kinds of cable/pipe laying or scientific research activities to be carried out on our continental shelf in accordance with international law...
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