Floros statements on the Turkish-Libyan memorandum and Turkey
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What the sources report
The Turkish-Libyan memorandum is back in the spotlight, with references to a move by one side in Libya to recognise it, while Ankara is “ramping up” in the Aegean. Ethnos
Prokopis Pavlopoulos stressed that the memorandum “does not hold up” legally, because it was signed by the provisional government of Libya without the required authorisation and violates the Law of the Sea. Ethnos
Honorary Chief of GEETHA Konstantinos Floros stated that the memorandum remains baseless, illegal and unacceptable. Real News
According to Mr Floros, Turkey's self-confidence is changing, which could lead it to actions on the ground. Real News
He proposed an immediate response with military forces to Turkish actions, and a possible extension of territorial waters and declaration of an EEZ south of Crete and to the west. Real News
Where they differ
Ethnos reports that Professor Ioannis Mazis proposes an immediate extension of territorial waters to 12 nautical miles in the disputed area. Ethnos
Real News reports that Konstantinos Floros speaks of “possibly” extending territorial waters and declaring an EEZ south of Crete and to the west. Real News
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