www.protothema.gr Tensions Rise Over Turkey-Greece Cable Dispute Amid Diplomatic Statements
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- •Turkey claims unauthorized French research activities in its continental shelf.
- •Greece dismisses Turkey's internal management as irrelevant to the cable project.
- •U.S. intervention aims to de-escalate tensions over the cable installation.
Tensions between Greece and Turkey have escalated regarding the GSI cable project, with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stating that the issue has been resolved, while Greek officials assert that Turkey's internal management is irrelevant to them. The French vessel Abeille Marengo is set to depart for the cable's installation, despite Turkey's claims of unauthorized research activities in its continental shelf. The Turkish Foreign Ministry has issued a NAVTEX declaring the French ship's operations illegal. Diplomatic communications indicate that the U.S. has intervened, urging both sides to avoid objections to the cable project. The situation remains fluid, with both nations maintaining firm stances on their sovereignty and rights in the region.
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