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Relations between Greece and Turkey are once again heading toward tension after a period of calm, due to escalating disputes over borders and maritime areas in the Aegean Sea and Eastern Mediterranean. Experts believe that the failure to address these crises during the relative lull has contributed to increased mutual suspicion. Additionally, Greece's actions under maritime law are escalating the conflict with Turkey, which has expanded its naval zones into neighboring areas. Furthermore, the political rapprochement between Greece, Cyprus, and Israel deepens the tensions with Turkey, which views this cooperation as a threat to its interests. Ankara also receives support from its direct relations with Washington, especially as Turkey's naval capabilities grow, while Greece seeks to bolster its defenses through expanding its territorial waters and regional alliances. Calls are mounting for European action and the imposition of sanctions on Ankara.
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