Turkey Accuses Greece of Building Border Fence Along Maritsa River on Its Territory
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Turkey has lodged an official diplomatic protest against Greece over the expansion of a border fence along the Maritsa (Evros) River, claiming that parts of the structure are being built on Turkish territory, Kathimerini reports. According to sources, the construction has added a new point of tension in relations between the neighboring countries, but construction of the facility continues. The fence in the Evros region was started in 2023 and w…
Turkey has transmitted to Greece an official diplomatic protest regarding the extension of the border fence along the Evros River, claiming that certain portions of the construction are raised on its territory, according to information obtained by Kathimmerin
Evros: Ankara Opens a New Front for the Fence – Athens Responds on the Ground and Does Not Back Down
Ankara opens a new front in Evros: With a verbal statement, it disputes parts of the Greek-Turkish border and attempts to block the extension of the fence - Athens does not back down, continues work and sends a clear message: neither "gray zones" nor bargains on Greek land
New tension is being recorded in Greek-Turkish relations due to the extension of the fence in Evros, as Turkey has reportedly submitted an official protest to Athens, questioning its placement at certain points on the border line, according to information from "Kathimerini". The post Turkey protests the extension of the fence in Evros appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Ilias Newspaper.
The construction of the fence in Evros is a new source of tension in Greek-Turkish relations, as, according to reports cited by “Kathimerini”, Turkey recently protested on a technical level to the Greek side, questioning the placement of the artificial barrier in by sofokleous10.. gr
The construction of the fence in Evros by the Police has recently fueled tension in relations between Greece and Turkey. According to information from the newspaper "Kathimerini", the authorities of the neighboring country recently filed a verbal statement, protesting the extension of the artificial barrier into territory they consider Turkish.
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