Turkey Greece Relations and Maritime Disputes
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Foinikas
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Turkey does not recognize UNCLOS and argues that certain Greek islands should have restricted maritime boundaries to ensure equity based on mainland coastlines. Conversely, France and the UK operate within a framework that fully recognizes standard law of the sea principles, adjusting local fishing and territorial rights through localized functional agreements rather than denying islands their general legal capacity. [1, 2, 3]
The Channel Islands are Crown Dependencies and not part of the United Kingdom itself, possessing unique historical constitutional arrangements with the British Crown. In contrast, the Aegean islands are fully integrated parts of the sovereign territory of the Hellenic Republic, established by international treaties like the Treaty of Lausanne. [1, 2]
Oublious
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Foinikas
Elite Member
Do you actually see the Lebanese guy "shook"?
You've been posting a lot of trash,giving them your own interpetation. What you're doing is basically spreading misinformation to the forum. And you add a little "lol" at the end to make it sound cute.
For shame,for shame.
@Watandar @Ali_Baba Isn't this what Indians do against Pakistan?
Sinan
Registered Member
Lol, he showed you an actual boundry limitation between UK and France. (There are at least 18 more examples like that)
And you are posting Greek propaganda...
Maybe, we should prepare a group for Foinikas, so that we won't be tried of repeating the same things to him. Like Monday me, Tuesday oublious, Wednesday hyperman, etc...?
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Foinikas
Elite Member
It's not Greek propaganda. You can search it. The circumstances of the Jersey isles are different. Besides,if you want to solve the issue,just sign UNCLOS and be done with it.
Sinan
Registered Member
We posted international examples and laws. So, Greek propaganda doesn't matter.
Foinikas
Elite Member
How is it greek propaganda,it's an established fact that the Jersey islands are a different situation. They are crown dependencies,whereas the greek islands,all of the islands,are directly a part of Greece. Furthermore,both Britain and France have signed UNCLOS.
