'Turkey has expressed its willingness to engage in dialogue with all parties...with the aim of finding a solution to the (Eastern Mediterranean) issue.' Opinion | Enes Yavuz
By sidelining Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, the trio of Greece, Israel, and Egypt, as well as others are embarking on a perilous journey in the Eastern Mediterranean.
In an attempt to safeguard their interests, the recent deal between Turkey and Libya to delineate an exclusive economic zone between both sides, will enable them to remain part of the energy equation in the Eastern Mediterranean. Athens also intends to buy a fleet of American and Israeli armed drones to threaten Turkish interests in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.
Unfortunately due to this recklessness, the dispute over the Eastern Mediterranean risks getting out of hand and drawing in players from beyond the region.
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