Turkey slams joint declaration of five countries criticising Ankara's activities in Eastern Mediterranean
In this image, drilling vessel Yavuz is seen in the Eastern Mediterranean during exploration activities. File photo taken on August 7, 2019.
The foreign ministers of Greece, Egypt, France, the UAE and a representative from the Greek Cypriot administration held a videoconference meeting on Monday. "The distortion of the steps taken by Turkey in order to protect its legitimate interests based on international law, through unfair and unlawful pretexts, is unacceptable under any circumstances," Aksoy stressed.
Turkey’s anti-terror operations in northern Syria also led France to attempt "to be the patron of this axis of malice,” he added. In January, the Greek Cypriot administration issued arrest warrants for crew members of the ships and officials of companies cooperating with Turkish Petroleum.
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