Turkey cautions Greece and Cyprus
Turkey is at the forefront of tensions with Greece and Cyprus over maritime and military activities in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Aegean Sea. Ankara objects to underwater surveying efforts and the laying of energy pipelines between Greece and Cyprus, considering these activities to ignore its maritime rights under a memorandum of understanding with Libya and the reported continental shelf resources to the United Nations. Turkey emphasizes the need for prior coordination with it before any activities related to such projects. Greece and Cyprus oppose this stance and reaffirm their commitment to international law. Meanwhile, Ankara continues to monitor the military developments on the island. At the same time, the three countries—Greece, Egypt, and Cyprus—agree on enhancing military cooperation to ensure stability in the region.
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