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New Turkish Navtex for Oruc Reis until midnight on November 29th

Greece responds with anti-Navtex to the new Turkish provocation

Newsroom November 21 04:29
Turkey continues its provocative stance, as it launched a new Navtex for seismic surveys by Oruc Reis in the Eastern Mediterranean on Saturday morning.

The new Navtex (orange area) is valid until midnight on November 29th.

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In this new provocation, Turkey’s Navtex reaches just 6 nautical miles from the Greek island of Kastellorizo, right at the limit of the Greek territorial waters.
Greece reacted with an anti-Navtex. The Heraklion station of the Hellenic Navy’s Hydrographic Service issued a Navtex that characterizes the new Turkish Navtex as “illegal”.

The Greek Navtex reports that the unauthorized Antalya station has issued a Navtex concerning “illegal activity” in an area that covers the Greek continental shelf.

It also emphasizes that Greece has the “exclusive responsibility to issue Navtex for the specific region”.

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