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Parliament VP: EU reactions to Turkey are too mild
"The reactions on the part of Europeans are too mild so far against a country that has violated the international law," Parliament Vice-President Nikitas Kaklamanis said on Sunday in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (ANA).
Turkey threatens the EU: There will be tension if you interfere in the Cypriot EEZ issue
The Turkish provocations don’t seem to end. In a non-paper Ankara distributed to all European Union member states, with the exception of Cyprus which it “does not recognize as a country” (sic), Turkey warns the EU not to interfere in the issue of the Cyprus EEZ, threatening that this will deteriorate the Greek-Turkish relations and the prospects for a solution to the Cyprus problem.
Mitsotakis: EU must take measures against Turkey if situation escalates
Europe will have to take measures against Turkey "if the situation escalates at Cyprus' expense," said New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday, interviewed on Star TV.