Speaking to reporters, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan provoked again by saying that "Crete and the islands have no Continental shelf" and that Kyriakos Mitsotakis called Khalifa Khaftar in Greece Just to cause Turkey.
In detail, Erdogan said:
"Because our coasts are facing the Libyan coast, we were able to reach an agreement. And of course we have the largest shores in the eastern Mediterranean and that gives us other possibilities. They talk about a continental shelf around Crete. There is no continental shelf around the islands there is no such issue. It only concerns the territorial waters, "Tayyip Erdogan continued."
At the same time, he added: “Why did Mitsotakis call Haftar in Greece. Just to cause us. Tonight (last night) a leader I don't want to call his name told me "Mitsotakis wants to fix his relationship with you again". And I told them "What is this ... He wants to fix his relationship with me and on the other hand invites Haftar to Greece. Are such nonsense? "I told him. I also told him "tell him to correct his mistake first and then we will be easy to meet". Unfortunately, we have such problems. "
Referring to the outcome of Sunday's Berlin summit, Erdogan said, inter alia, that ... "we have accepted the 55-point declaration, which is a roadmap approved by the United Nations. If the ceasefire, which we agreed with Mr Putin, is maintained, then the political process will prevail. In this context, military representatives will meet with Sharjah and Haftar in the coming days. The key point is how Haftar ends his aggressive attitude. "
Commenting on Haftar's stance, he said, "It is important that he had not signed the texts by the time we left the conference. Everything is in the words and must be secured by signatures in order to have a positive result. There are many expectations from us because we are a strong state. "
Erdogan also hinted that Italy had approached him and had shown interest in co-operating in drilling in the areas included in the memorandum with Libya.
Finally, Erdogan said that Turkey has not yet sent an army to Libya, only military advisers.
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