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Greece, Cyprus and Israel renewed their rejection of the maritime memorandum of understanding signed by Libya and Türkiye in 2019, saying it infringes on the rights of third countries, conflicts with international rules governing maritime jurisdiction, and has no legal effect on them. They reiterated their position in a statement issued after a meeting of defense policy officials in Athens on Thursday, following the Libyan House of Representatives’ approval of the memorandum on October 20. They warned against unilateral claims and military escalation, citing the risk of regional instability. The three countries also discussed strengthening defense and security cooperation, including maritime security, infrastructure and defense industries, as well as coordinating efforts to counter terrorism and the proliferation of advanced weapons.
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