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GREECE - TURKEY - DIPLOMACY - ENERGY - MILITARY - EXERCISE

GREECE - TURKEY - DIPLOMACY - ENERGY - MILITARY - EXERCISE
A handout photo released by the Greek National Defence Ministry on August 26, 2020 shows ships of the Hellenic Navy taking part in a military exercise in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, on August 25, 2020. Greece said it will launch military exercises on August 25 with France, Italy and Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean, the focus of escalating tensions between Athens and Ankara. The joint exercises south of Cyprus and the Greek island of Crete will last three days, the defence ministry said. The discovery of major gas deposits in waters surrounding Crete and Cyprus has triggered a scramble for energy riches and revived old rivalries between NATO members Greece and Turkey.
Handout / GREEK DEFENCE MINISTRY / AFP
Document reference 000_1WR6SH
SLUG GREECE - TURKEY - DIPLOMACY - ENERGY - MILITARY - EXERCISE
Creation date 8/25/2020 07:51 UTC
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Credit Handout / GREEK DEFENCE MINISTRY / AFP
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GREECE - TURKEY - DIPLOMACY - ENERGY - MILITARY - EXERCISE

GREECE - TURKEY - DIPLOMACY - ENERGY - MILITARY - EXERCISE
A handout photo released by the Greek National Defence Ministry on August 26, 2020 shows ships of the Hellenic Navy taking part in a military exercise in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, on August 25, 2020. Greece said it will launch military exercises on August 25 with France, Italy and Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean, the focus of escalating tensions between Athens and Ankara. The joint exercises south of Cyprus and the Greek island of Crete will last three days, the defence ministry said. The discovery of major gas deposits in waters surrounding Crete and Cyprus has triggered a scramble for energy riches and revived old rivalries between NATO members Greece and Turkey.
Handout / GREEK DEFENCE MINISTRY / AFP