Greece iyo Midowga Yurub ayaa sheegay in heshiiska uu jabinayo xuquuqda dalalka saddexaad
Barlamaanka Liibiya ayaa Talaadadii si wadajir ah u ansixiyay heshiis badeed oo lala galay Turkiga, kaas oo dhidibada u aasaya marin dhaqaale oo toos ah oo badeed ah oo u dhexeeya labada dal, sida ay Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda Turkigu soo dhaweysay.
Heshiiska iyo khilaafka Greece
Heshiisku wuxuu dhidibada u aasayaa marin toos ah oo badeed oo u dhexeeya xeebta koonfureed ee Turkiga iyo xeebta waqooyi ee Liibiya. Marinka qorshaysan ayaa dhaqan-galaya jasiiradaha Greece sida Crete, Karpathos iyo Rhodes. Dowladda Greece waxay ku adkaysanaysaa in ay leedahay aag dhaqaale oo gaar ah oo ku wareegsan jasiiradahan, waxayna horey u caddeysay diidmadeeda heshiiska.
Midowga Yurub oo taageeray Greece
Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda Greece ayaa ku qortay barta X in Greece ay si adag u diidday heshiiska, isla markaana ay taageero ka heshay Midowga Yurub. Midowga Yurub ayaa ku tilmaamay heshiiska Turkiga iyo Liibiya mid aan waxba ka jirin, isagoo sheegay in uu jabinayo xuquuqda dalalka saddexaad. Kaja Kallas, oo ah wakiilka sare ee Midowga Yurub ee arrimaha dibadda, ayaa ku qortay X: "Waxaan kor u qaaday codbixintii shalay ee Liibiya ee ku saabsan heshiiska badeed ee Turkiga, waxaanan carrabka ku adkeeyay in uu jabinayo xuquuqda dalalka saddexaad."
Kheyraadka iyo khilaafka sharciga badda
Qeybtaas ayaa laga helay kayd badan oo shidaal iyo gaas ah, iyadoo qiyaaso sheegayaan in gaasta dabiiciga ah ee qiimihiisu yahay dhowr boqol oo bilyan oo doolar uu ku hoos jiro sariirta badda. Turkiga iyo Liibiya waxay doonayaan in ay xaqiijiyaan xuquuqdooda dhaqaale ee kheyraadkaas. Greece waxay inta badan daliishataa Heshiiska Qaramada Midoobay ee Sharciga Badda, halka Turkiga uu sheegayo in haddii jasiirad kasta oo yar oo Greek ah ee ku teedsan xeebta Turkiga iyo Qubrus la siiyo aag dhaqaale buuxa, Turkiga uu si weyn uga go'doomi lahaa badda furan.
The unanimously approved agreement revives a 2019 deal and draws rejection from Athens and Brussels.
Libya's parliament unanimously approved a maritime agreement with Turkey on Tuesday, establishing a direct maritime economic corridor between the two countries, according to reporting by DW. Turkey's Foreign Ministry welcomed the decision. Greece and the European Union have rejected the accord.
A 2019 Deal Revived With Eastern Approval
Turkey originally agreed on the corridor with the UN-recognized Government of National Accord in western Libya in 2019. The agreement faced opposition from the rival Libyan government in the east, but the eastern parliament has now reversed its previous opposition. The corridor runs between Turkey's southern coast and Libya's northern coast.
Energy Reserves and Greek Objections
Large oil and gas deposits have recently been discovered in the region, with estimates suggesting natural gas reserves worth several hundred billion US dollars may lie beneath the seabed. Turkey and Libya aim to secure their economic rights to these resources and seek to exploit them jointly. The planned corridor disregards Greek islands such as Crete, Karpathos and Rhodes. Greece insists it holds a comprehensive exclusive economic zone around these islands and has announced its opposition.
Brussels Calls the Memorandum Null and Void
Greece's Foreign Ministry said on X that Greece firmly rejects the agreement and has EU support in doing so. According to the ministry, the EU has described the Turkish-Libyan memorandum as null and void, saying it violates the sovereign rights of third states and is not consistent with the Law of the Sea. Kaja Kallas, the EU high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, posted on X: "I raised yesterday's Libyan vote on a maritime MoU with Türkiye and stressed that it infringes upon the sovereign rights of third states."
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