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The United States launched a planned siege in the eastern Mediterranean last month, which it laid down in law. The new ambassador appointed to Athens first assembled the '3+1' alliance, while Trump's outro was also on the scene in Libya. Washington's goal is to push Turkey out of the energy corridor and narrow the Blue Homeland
US Calls for Libya-Led Dialogue to Resolve East Mediterranean Disputes
Washington is reportedly planning to host four-party talks involving Libya, Turkey, Greece, and Egypt, as part of a new diplomatic initiative aimed at resolving long-standing maritime and political disputes in the Eastern Mediterranean, according to the Greek newspaper Kathimerini. The report highlights that Libya has become a central focus of U.S. strategy in the region, with Washington seeking to mediate overlapping claims over exclusive econo…
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