Greek-Turkish: Tensions Escalate over the Turkish-Libyan Memorandum and the Cable
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Tensions escalate over the electrical interconnection, as Ankara later denies Fidan's statements and resumes its hard line
"Greece does not blackmail, but neither is it blackmailed," says the Prime Minister in the shadow of the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, with Athens bringing the issue to the UN Security Council tomorrow. Ankara launches new threats. The article Illegal Turkish-Libyan memorandum – Diplomatic trenches was originally published on AlphaTV.
At the heart of the Greek-Turkish confrontation is the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum and the electrical interconnection.
At the heart of the Greek-Turkish confrontation is the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum and the electrical interconnection. "Greece is not being blackmailed and is not being threatened," the prime minister said from Thessaloniki, while Ankara is hardening its stance, limiting the room for de-escalation that Hakan Fidan had left open. At the same time, the Turkish Foreign Ministry states that there is no room for compromise, respondi…
The opposition in Turkey is opening fire for the full condemnation of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum, while Ankara is requesting information on the actions surrounding the laying of the "Bell" cable and on the Turks' approach to Cairo.
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