Turkey Sends Diplomatic Note to Greece over Aegean Initiatives
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According to the Millyiet newspaper, Ankara sent the Greek authorities a verbal statement, in which it expresses its positions and objections to three Greek initiatives in the Aegean.
Turkish media report that Ankara has sent Athens a text recording its objections to recent Greek initiatives The post Turkey: Verbal note to Athens – “We do not allow activities that change the status quo in the Aegean” appeared first on in.gr.
Turkey has sent a verbal letter to Greece expressing its objections to three Greek initiatives that, according to Ankara, they are trying to successfully create in the Aegean Sea, Turkish news agency Milliyet reports. According to Turkish diplomatic sources cited by the Turkish newspaper, Ankara presented its overall positions and objections to the moves and made clear that “no activity that changes the status quo in the Aegean Sea will be allow…
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In a verbal statement to Athens, it expresses objections to recent Greek initiatives and claims that “no activity that changes the status quo in the Aegean will be allowed.” As reported by Milliyet, the statement concerns [...] The post Erdogan’s threats and Kalin’s secret mission to Athens: “We do not allow activities that change the status quo in the Aegean” – “We will do whatever is necessary” appeared first on Open Window.
Turkey has sent a note to the Greek authorities, expressing its reactions to Athens’ recent spatial planning frameworks for tourism, renewable energy and industry. A new diplomatic incident has occurred between Athens and Ankara, as, according to a report by the Milliyet newspaper citing diplomatic sources, Turkey has sent a note to the Greek authorities. The Turkish side is attempting to link the […] The article Turkish note to Athens on Greek …
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