Al Jazeera Arabic reported that a maritime conflict between Turkey and Greece is disrupting the European electricity interconnector project for Cyprus. The channel attributed the disruption to a dispute over the continental shelf and maritime survey permits, as well as to the political escalation that followed the approval of the Turkish-Libyan agreement. According to the channel, this escalation was linked to the dispute over the seabed in the eastern Mediterranean. The information comes from a single source and has not been independently verified. The available information contains no official positions from Ankara, Athens, Nicosia or the European Union. It also gives no date for the approval of the Turkish-Libyan agreement and no details of its terms.
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Al Jazeera: Maritime conflict between Turkey and Greece disrupts European electricity interconnector project for Cyprus
Al Jazeera Arabic attributes the disruption to a dispute over the continental shelf and maritime survey permits
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- Al Jazeera Arabic: A maritime conflict between Turkey and Greece is disrupting the European electricity interconnector project for Cyprus.
- Reason given by the channel: A dispute over the continental shelf and maritime survey permits.
- According to the channel, the political escalation that followed the approval of the Turkish-Libyan agreement was linked to the dispute over the seabed in the eastern Mediterranean.
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- Al Jazeera Arabicمن يملك مفاتيح المتوسط؟ الكابل الذي أشعل صراع تركيا واليونان على قاع البحرPrimary source