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Turkey Says It Approved Cable Surveys That Greece Insists Needed No Turkish Permission - iefimerida.gr

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A power cable meant to plug Cyprus into Europe's grid has become a test of who controls the waters of the eastern Mediterranean. Turkey is now claiming it holds the final say. Turkish diplomatic sources told the English-language outlet Turkiye Today that Ankara sent France a formal note on Nov. 10. The note consented to seabed surveys by the French-flagged ship Abeille Marengo. The sources cast the exchange as proof that no research can procee…

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The Turkish side did not ask either the French research vessel or the Greek Navy frigate “Lemnos” to leave the area.

·Marousi, Greece
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“The complacency that the government continues to cultivate is dangerous, as it is proven in practice that the previous bargain, with the French bourgeois state acting as a mediator, gave Turkey the opportunity to claim jurisdiction over the Greek continental shelf,” says the KKE. The post KKE: The unacceptable Turkish harassment of the French ship confirms the fait accompli to the detriment of our sovereign rights appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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Turkey cites verbal note to France and claims it prevented Greek fait accomplis. Athens clarifies that Turkish permission was not requested

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An exchange of radio messages occurred on Thursday (12/11) in the sea area south of Kasos and Karpathos between…

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Investigations without involvement, Ankara insists on claims

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Akşam broke the news in Istanbul, Türkiye on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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