Diplomatic Sources: Libya's Allegations in the Verbal Statement Are Unfounded - The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs Has Taken the Appropriate Actions
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Diplomatic sources comment on Libya's Verbale Statement to Athens, in which Tripoli disputes Greek hydrocarbon exploration and even warns of a halt to bilateral negotiations. As diplomatic sources report, this is not a new Verbale Statement from Libya. It is a Statement from last August that incorporates the Libyan side's established positions. The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has already taken the appropriate action and has responded throu…
In the absence of a demarcation agreement with Libya, Greece applies the median line, in accordance with International Law, diplomatic sources report. The post Diplomatic sources: Libya's allegations in the verbal statement are unfounded - The Greek Foreign Ministry has taken the appropriate actions appeared first on in.gr.
In the absence of a demarcation agreement with Libya, Greece applies the median line, in accordance with International Law - After all, Libya also declared maritime plots based on this line, they report.
Athens' reaction to the Verbale sent by Libya was immediate, with which Tripoli disputes Greek research for the detection of hydrocarbons and even warns of a possible interruption of bilateral negotiations. According to diplomatic sources, this is not a new document, but a Communication from last August, which […] The article Libya disputes hydrocarbon exploration south of Crete – Athens' response appeared in Agonas tis Crete.
In a verbal statement sent to the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Libyan authorities protested the Greek initiatives and the announcement of seismic surveys (as published in the Official Journal of the European Union in August 2026), even going so far as to warn of a complete suspension of bilateral negotiations for the delimitation of the Exclusive Economic Zone […]
In the absence of a demarcation agreement with Libya, Greece applies the median line, in accordance with International Law - After all, Libya also
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