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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa at a joint press conference held after the talks in the eastern Mediterranean and Turkey “Do you think sanctions are a correct way to tackle the problem? with an EU NATO member country? Sanctions are more complex than cooperation between NATO and the EU, can you do it? “answered the question.
Stoltenberg, who described the situation in the eastern Mediterranean as “difficult” and conveyed that the allies expressed their concerns, recalled that the issue was also discussed at the meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers last week.
Stoltenberg reiterated that NATO acts as a platform to speak out when there are differences between allies:
“All of us, while dealing with differences, must look at the positive approach and the path. We established a mechanism of separation methods between Turkey and Greece in NATO. The goal here is to increase the military presence in the eastern Mediterranean to avoid incidents and Unwanted accidents between the two allies. Greece and Turkey “I am pleased that they joined this mechanism and canceled some exercises. I am trying to strengthen and expand this mechanism because we need to prevent incidents and accidents between the two allies. “
Stoltenberg, Turkey and Greece at the technical meeting held in NATO at the same time, said he hoped to open the way for political negotiations can address the central issue between the two countries.
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Noting that Turkey is a major NATO ally, Stoltenberg stressed that Turkey’s border with Iraq and Syria, said they play an important role in the fight against the terrorist organization Deas.
Stoltenberg, the majority of refugees from Turkey, with their host Syrian terrorist attacks and stressed that the countries most affected.
Stoltenberg, “There are differences and disagreements, and we should address them, but at the same time Turkey’s NATO and we must recognize the fact that it is part of the Western family.” I speak.
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