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Greece rules out seeking Turkish consent for Cyprus-Crete power cable surveys
Ankara has warned it will not permit unauthorised activity on its claimed continental shelf and dismissed a notification compromise, while Athens refuses to seek permission and the company behind the project readies a NAVTEX request
Hatzivassiliou: The Casus Belli is completely anachronistic – It is not consistent with NATO allies
Mr. Hatzivassiliou emphasized that the PM’s reference to the Casus Belli is particularly significant, as the issue has now been raised within the context of the Alliance
Foreign Ministry Spokesman: The “Blue Homeland” is an unsubstantiated doctrine, the legal status in the Aegean is clear
Lana Zohiou reiterated that the channels of communication with Turkey remain open, noting that the Greek side seeks dialogue
Diplomatic sources: Turkey’s “Blue Homeland” bill does not contribute to calm waters – “We have responses for every scenario,” says Gerapetritis
According to Foreign Ministry sources, communication channels with Ankara remain open and Greece’s concerns have been clearly conveyed – “Any unilateral activity is doomed to fail,” the Foreign Minister stressed
What Turkey’s UNESCO map hides – The “Blue Homeland”, the disputed maritime border and the grey zones
With the seal of UNESCO, Turkey attempts international legitimization of the "Blue Homeland" - Reaction from the Greek Foreign Ministry: the Turkish action does not produce legal effects and lacks legal basis
The representative of “Blue Homeland” calls for the revocation of Archbishop Elpidophoros’ Turkish passport and a ban on his entry into the country
Erol Kara described the statements made by the Archbishop of America during the celebration of Greek Independence Day at the White House as anti-Turkish rhetoric: "He harbors hatred against our country and dreams of a new Byzantine Empire"
Turkey: Return of the “Blue Homeland” exercise after 3 years
The exercise is used by Turkey as a tool of military diplomacy to question the rights of neighboring countries, mainly Greece & Cyprus, as they derive from the international law
