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"Question No 5 by Konstantinos Hatzidakis ():
Prompted by the NATO exercise ‘Dynamic Mix’, Turkey has put the spotlight back on its long-standing dispute concerning the established regime of Greek sovereignty over islets and island rocks in the Aegean. In addition, it has made accusations concerning development and environmental activities by Greece in the areas in question, many of which are funded by relevant European Union programmes.
To be specific, in its representations to the Greek Government on Wednesday, 10 May 2000 Turkey referred to ‘military and other activities by Greece on geographical formations of disputed sovereignty in the Aegean’.
Could the Council say whether it agrees with this challenge by Turkey to Greece’s sovereign rights and whether this position accords with the spirit of the agreement which was achieved, following Greek concessions, at Helsinki, and also with Turkey’s current status as an applicant country?"@en1
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"Subject: Turkey disputes the sovereign rights of Greek islands in the Aegean"1
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