Despite international condemnations ... Turkey sends the exploration ships back to the eastern Mediterranean

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In Con 20:06, September 22, 2020

Despite international condemnations ... Turkey sends the exploration ships back to the eastern Mediterranean

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Media of Turkey reported that the vessel “Oroç Rais” had returned to explore the eastern Mediterranean.

The media confirmed that the ship "Oroch Rais", which returned to the port of Antalya on the thirteenth of this September, left on Tuesday, towards the eastern Mediterranean in order to continue exploration.

This comes as the Turkish vessel "Yavuz" continues its work with exploration for oil and gas off the coast of Cyprus until the twelfth of October, despite international calls for its withdrawal.

Turkey continues to send its ships to explore the territorial waters of Greece and Cyprus, despite repeated denunciations, which has necessitated the intervention of member states of the European Union, in order to calm the tension.

📍Oruç Reis, bakım ve ikmal çalışmaları için demirlediği Antalya limanından ayrıldı.

▪️Oruç Reis, şu dakikalarda yaklaşık 14,6 knot hız ile hareket ediyor.
▪️Destek gemileri Ataman ve Cengiz Han hâlâ Antalya limanında. pic.twitter.com/eelvuxZyfz
— Bedrettin (@bedbolukbasi) September 22, 2020

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