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🇹🇷🇬🇷 “It is claimed that after the Eid al-Adha holiday, Turkey is preparing a draft law asserting sovereignty over the 152 islands in the Islands Sea that were not transferred to Greece under the Treaty of Lausanne.” AEGEAN SEA ❌ ISLANDS SEA ✅ A little advice for our Greek...

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🇬🇷🇹🇷 relations explained 🚨🚨 In 1982, at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, the Convention (UNCLOS) was adopted by a vote of 130 in favor to 4 against. The four countries that voted against were the United States, Israel, Turkey, and Venezuela. Turkey has consistently argued that the Aegean is a semi-enclosed sea with special geographical circumstances. Total BS It claims that a unilateral Greek extension of territorial waters from the current 6 nautical miles to 12 nm would turn the Aegean into a “Greek lake,” severely restricting Turkish access to the high seas and affecting navigation linked to the Straits. Turkey itself applies the 12 nm limit in the Black Sea and Mediterranean but maintains 6 nm in the Aegean. Greece ratified UNCLOS in 1995 and explicitly reserved the right to extend its territorial sea to 12 nm at any time. In direct response, on 8 June 1995 the Turkish Grand National Assembly (during the government of Tansu Çiller) passed a resolution granting the Turkish government standing authority to take all necessary measures, including military ones, should Greece extend its territorial waters beyond 6 nm in the Aegean. This is the formal casus belli. The resolution remains in force and has been repeatedly reaffirmed by Turkish officials. Greece has already extended to 12 nm in the Ionian Sea while reserving the right to do the same elsewhere. Under Article 3 of UNCLOS (which reflects customary international law for the vast majority of states), the right to a 12 nm territorial sea is a sovereign right that can be exercised unilaterally. Turkey’s threat of war against the lawful exercise of that right is widely regarded as incompatible with the UN Charter’s prohibition on the threat or use of force. How Europeans and Greeks should treat this🚨🚨 Europeans must stop treating the Turkish casus belli as an uncomfortable family secret that is best left unmentioned so as not to upset Ankara. It is a standing threat of war against a European Union member state for the exercise of a right that almost every European coastal state already enjoys. European silence is complicity with a threat that violates the UN Charter. Greeks must stop treating the casus belli as an untouchable taboo that freezes policy. It is a Turkish fairytale and not a Greek destiny. The correct response is not endless hesitation but preparation (military, diplomatic, industrial, and psychological ) so that when the moment comes to exercise the lawful right, Greece does so from a position of strength and not of fear. Turkey has placed a button on the table and declared that pressing it will start a war. Greece retains the right to decide when, and under what conditions, that button is pressed. The only question that matters is whether Greece will be ready when it chooses to act. 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 #greece #turkey #geopolitcs #casusbelli #war

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