International report - Libya-Turkey maritime deal stokes tensions in eastern Mediterranean
- The ratification of a maritime agreement between Libya and Turkey is stoking tensions across the eastern Mediterranean.
- Athens has condemned the deal as illegal, amid wider regional concern over Turkey’s growing influence.
- On Thursday, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis criticised the deal, which Libya’s eastern-based parliament ratified on 20 October, calling it “blatantly illegal, null and void”.
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- The ratification of a maritime agreement between Libya and Turkey is stoking tensions across the eastern Mediterranean.
- Athens has condemned the deal as illegal, amid wider regional concern over Turkey’s growing influence.
- On Thursday, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis criticised the deal, which Libya’s eastern-based parliament ratified on 20 October, calling it “blatantly illegal, null and void”.
Sources: RFI