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Mitsotakis and Macron set plan to resume Cyprus power cable survey off Kasos

Meridiam's arrival as majority shareholder has driven closer coordination between Athens, Paris and Nicosia, with a new maritime notice expected soon and a French firm possibly replacing Italy's NextGeo before operations restart again this autumn

Crash test in the Aegean over the cable, drones and the threats: Turkey raises the tension, Greece holds its ground

Athens is set to finalise seabed survey plans within weeks, possibly launching in October, as Erdogan links Turkish objections to Greece's Israeli defence deal, warning against reinforcing the islands with advanced weapons systems

Turkey’s marine parks push Greek-Turkish relations to a dangerous turning point

Ankara's two new marine parks revive sweeping claims that ignore Greek islands entirely in the Aegean, as Athens braces for a parallel showdown over resuming the Crete-Cyprus interconnector surveys and Turkey's demand for NAVTEX clearance

Anger in Turkey over the French navy’s large-scale exercise off Crete

Ankara has unilaterally reissued NAVTEX for the French Navy exercise and claims that it will take place in a Turkish zone of responsibility!

Turkish provocation on the occasion of the shipwreck in Chios: The NOTAM for the search and rescue area

Turkey, in a usual tactic, attempts to instrumentalize the shipwreck in Chios for its own purposes

Turkish NAVTEX are illegal, impulsive actions, says Athens: “We will continue to exercise our sovereign rights”

According to International Law, government officials stress, a NAVTEX that covers an enormous area for an extended period and is not linked to a specific event is inconceivable

Turkish Ministry of Defence: Our NAVTEXs have indefinite duration, Greece to coordinate with us in Aegean searches

"NAVTEX are technical objections to Greece's activities in the Aegean Sea, which are contrary to international law"

Piri Reis sailed from the port of Smyrna for surveys in the Aegean Sea – Athens’ immediate reaction with anti-NAVTEX

This is the second time in less than a month that Ankara has announced plans to send its research vessel into disputed waters

Piri Reis in the Aegean – Sailed from Smyrna

The Turkish oceanographic vessel will conduct scientific research between October 4 and 14 - Greece had responded with a counter-NAVTEX

New NAVTEX from Turkey for “Piri Reis” research

The oceanographic vessel will conduct “scientific research” from October 4–14

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