Greek anti-Navtex at the Oruch Reyes mission east of Crete-Karpathos



[ad_1]

The Greek reaction was immediate to Ankara’s decision to add more water to the climbing mill, renewing the illegal Navtex for Oruts Rey until 4 November and shifting its area of ​​activity further to the southwest.

The Heraklion station of the naval hydrographic service issued a cancellation directive (anti-Navtex), reminding the Turkish side that it has no jurisdiction in the specific area where the responsibility for transmitting naval announcements belongs to the Greek station.

Furthermore, with the anti-Navtex, Ankara returns to order, as the activity it approves is mentioned as unauthorized and illegal as it falls on the Greek continental shelf.

The anti-Navtex issued by Greece in detail:

ZCZC HA11
242 140 UTC 20 OCTOBER
IRAKLEIO NAVWARN STATION 624/20
SOUTHEAST SEA OF CRETANA
1. UNAUTHORIZED STATION HAS BROADCAST NAVTEX
MESSAGE NUMBER FA22-1332 / 20 IN HELLENIC NAVTEX
SERVICE AREA, REFERRING TO UNAUTHORIZED AND
ILLEGAL ACTIVITY IN AN AREA THAT EXCEEDS THE
GREEK CONTINENTAL SHELF.
THE IRAKLEIO NAVTEX STATION HAS THE AUTHORITY TO
TRANSMIT NAVTEX MESSAGES IN THE AREA.
2. ALL BOATERS ARE REQUESTED NOT TO TAKE CARE OF NAVTEX
MESSAGE NUMBER FA22-1332 / 20.
3. CANCEL THIS MESSAGE 042059 UTC NOVEMBER 20.
NNNN

Source: skai.gr

[ad_2]