Turkish Ministry of National Defense Issues Statement on Libya Agreement: Response to the EU and Greece.
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The Turkish Defense Ministry expressed its satisfaction with the approval of the Memorandum of Understanding on the delimitation of maritime zones between Turkey and Libya by the Libyan House of Representatives, while responding to the reactions of the EU and Greece. Ankara maintains that the agreement, which was signed in 2019, is based on international law and the principles of leniency and emphasizes that unilateral assessments by third part…
The Ministry of National Defence welcomed the approval by the Libyan House of Representatives of the maritime delimitation agreement signed between Turkey and Libya in 2019. The decision was described as a concrete demonstration of Türkiye's effectiveness in the international arena.
The Ministry of National Defence (MSB) announced that it welcomed the approval by the Libyan House of Representatives of the agreement signed between Turkey and Libya regarding the delimitation of maritime zones. Responding to statements from the EU and Greece, the Ministry stated that assessments by third parties cannot invalidate the agreement's legal validity.
Breaking news - BREAKING... On the agenda of MSB's weekly press conference was the Badr Memorandum of Understanding signed with Libya. MSB said in a statement: “We value this agreement, which contributes to the protection of the rights and interests of the two countries in the Eastern Mediterranean. The goal of a single and integrated Libya...
This development brings the diplomatic confrontation back to the fore.
"The Turkish Armed Forces contribute significantly to regional and global security, peace and stability" was the characteristic formulation with which Ankara attempts, through the mouth of the representative of the Turkish… The Turkish Minister of Defense is provocative: The legal force of the Turkish-Libyan agreement is not abolished through unilateral assessments by third states - NAVY
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