Greece and Turkey in Confrontation at the UN over the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum – Athens' Response
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Diplomatic tension between Greece and Turkey over the Turkish-Libyan memorandum occurred at a meeting of the UN Security Council under the Greek presidency, while three people were arrested for a deadly explosion in Plaka and a GENOP-PEC union member was remanded in custody.
The meeting of the United Nations Security Council, chaired by Greece under the title " Emerging techniques and maritime security " , witnessed an exchange of positions between Athens and the post Turkey before the Security Council: the memorandum of understanding with Libya has been in force since 2019 and appeared first on Libya ' s eyes.
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anagnostis.orgExchange of diplomatic arguments at the UN Security Council, focusing on the Turkish-Libyan memorandum and maritime zones.
A fierce attack from the entire Turkish press.
The diplomatic confrontation between Greece and Turkey continues at a high level, with the Turkish-Libyan memorandum at the center and both sides taking their conflict to the UN Security Council. Kyriakos Mitsotakis characterizes the memorandum as “illegal, null and void”, clarifying that energy exploration south of Crete will proceed. At the same time, the government sends a clear message about the electrical interconnection cable: Greece is no…
Athens rejects the agreement as invalid and non-existent, Ankara defends its power - The influence of the islands and the sovereign rights of third states are in focus
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