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Israel, Egypt, Greece Condemn Libya-Turkey Maritime Deal
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Israel, Egypt, and Greece condemned a maritime agreement between Turkey and eastern Libya's parliament, approved Tuesday. The deal, concerning Mediterranean gas reserves, is viewed by Israel as a threat to its regional defense cooperation with Greece and Cyprus. Analysts believe it aims to expand Turkish influence and potentially isolate Israel. Both Israel and Egypt have declared the agreement invalid, citing infringements on sovereign rights and international law.
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- Israel, Egypt, and Greece condemned eastern Libya's parliament for approving a maritime deal with Turkey.
- The agreement concerns maritime boundaries in the Eastern Mediterranean and potential natural gas reserves.
- Israel views the deal as a threat to its defense cooperation with Greece and Cyprus.
- The Israeli Foreign Ministry called the agreement a destabilizing act by Turkey.
- Egypt declared the deal 'Absolutely null and void' and a violation of international law.
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