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It continued for months between Greece and Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean and the countries of the European Union that the new movements also came from Germany and France on the entering tension.
France and Germany, with Turkey, the EU action in the Eastern Mediterranean accused that it continued to provoke and gave a week to clarify its position.
Ankara Greece and Cyprus towards the exit that aims to persuade to stop looking for natural gas in waters on October 2, despite the agreement reached at the EU summit, Turkey clarifies restarting the activities of a research vessel yesterday that attracted the reaction of Europe.
The European Union, to be held in December, would review the possibility of sanctions against Turkey at the European summit of EU leaders, also collected in the last week, explaining that it had not made the decision to sanction Turkey. The international media in the news from the Greek side want sanctions on Turkey, but all the members of the votes for “yes” that they could not get in blocking the expression of sanctions on Belarus had taken place.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and in the German press conference with his Polish counterpart, “Turkey is clear to us that provocative actions are consistently unacceptable,” he said.
Le Drian is under Ankara’s responsibility, but if it does not return to dialogue with Turkey, the EU said it was ready to change the balance of power.
GERMANY: WE WILL WAIT A WEEK
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Turkey’s decision to send the ship back to the Mediterranean is “unacceptable.”
When asked about the possibility of increasing EU sanctions, Maas said he would wait a week to decide how the EU would react. Maas said: “The expected talks have not been held twice and we do not know when they will take place. “We should wait to see if there is progress in a week, and then we will see what position the EU should take,” he said.
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