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Dendias on Turkey: The extension of our waters is our unilateral right – We do not tolerate the Casus Belli
“These are not serious matters. Interference in a country’s internal affairs is not customary,” he said regarding the criticism directed personally at him by Ankara and the scenarios about a personal agenda. “I speak with both of them,” he said about Karamanlis and Samaras
Athens responds to the Turkish Defence Ministry: We are doing the obvious for our protection, we are not ignoring the casus belli
A spokesman for the Turkish defence ministry earlier attacked Dendias and saw Greece's activities for its military aid as a possible "challenge"
Turkish media: Greece and Cyprus exclude us from SAFE
Strong discontent in Ankara after Athens and Nicosia veto on Turkey's participation in the European defence programme - Reactions to Christodoulides' position and the Greek condition of lifting the casus belli
New message from Mitsotakis to Erdogan from Copenhagen: As long as there is a Casus Belli, Greece will say “NO” to Turkey’s participation in SAFE
The concept of security covering the EU’s eastern and southern borders is reflected in the Council’s decisions, the Prime Minister emphasized in his statements
Hadjivassiliou: With an active casus belli Turkey will not join SAFE & European defence funds
"Turkey is annoyed because the government is proceeding with Chevron south of Crete, because Greek positions are recognized and the illegal memorandum is once again being rammed through"
Message from the Commission to Turkey: A third country can be excluded from the EU defence if it threatens a member state
"We already took the concerns raised by Member States seriously when we proposed the SAFE program," said the Commission's defence spokesman Tomas Renier
Only with the lifting of the casus belli does the door to Eurodefense open for Turkey, says Athens
Athens has made it clear to both Brussels and Erdoğan that Turkey’s participation in the massive European armaments program depends on Greece’s approval—and also on Ankara’s change in attitude toward Cyprus. The Greek government aims for EU decisions to be made by unanimity
Athens responds to Bahceli on the Dodecanese: We are not giving up our natural & legal right to defence
"The maintenance of peace requires prudence and responsibility and not hostile statements," says the ministry
