Greek oil ship within Turkey's continental shelf, says official
Turkey criticized Greek Cypriot exploration of oil off-coast of Northern Cyprus as "adventurous" amid ongoing peace talks.
Tuesday, 25 November 2008 07:11
A spokesman with the Turkish Foreign Ministry criticized Greek Cypriot exploration of oil off-coast of Northern Cyprus as "adventurous" amid ongoing talks to find a substantial settlement to the Cyprus issue.
"We see such action as adventurous especially at a time when negotiations continued to find a lasting settlement on the island," Burak Ozugergin told the A.A is response to a question.
Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias complained to the UN secretary-general over an alleged "interception by a Turkish warship" to a foreign-flagged ship which was exploring oil on what he said was "the exclusive economic zone" of the Greek Cypriot administration.
"We have taken necessary diplomatic action after finding out that the oil exploration ship was operating within Turkey's continental shelf," Ozugergin said.
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Do they have a woman reading the map? (Sorry ladies)