- Tensions escalate over Aegean airspace and maritime boundaries involving Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus.
Unilateral marine park declarations in international waters between Greece and Turkey.
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Updated Sep 9
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Unilateral marine park declarations in international waters between Greece and Turkey.
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Tensions escalate over Aegean airspace and maritime boundaries involving Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus.Also in this story
- Joint naval drills and rising tensions between Greece and Turkey over Eastern Mediterranean expansionism.
- Greece considers extending its territorial waters south of Crete, which Turkey disputes.
- Aegean tensions escalate as Greece leverages diplomatic contacts with Egypt and announces a defense deal with Israel.
- Security conditions in Cyprus are affected by regional tensions, with Turkey maintaining military presence and near misses prompting European action.
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