
The Center for Combating Disinformation stated that the claims targeting the Maritime Jurisdiction Agreement between Türkiye and Libya are disinformation aimed at manipulation and emphasized that the agreement complies with international law.
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The Maritime Jurisdiction Agreement signed between Türkiye and Libya determines the maritime borders in the Eastern Mediterranean. The agreement is controversial by other countries in the region.
In the statement made on DMM's virtual media account, "The posts on some social media accounts claiming that Türkiye is destabilizing the Eastern Mediterranean by targeting the Maritime Jurisdiction Agreement between Turkey and Libya are clear disinformation aimed at manipulating the public.
This agreement signed by two sovereign states to protect their legitimate rights; It has gone through the approval processes of the party countries and has come into force in full compliance with international law and the principles of equity.
Targeting Türkiye by groups that are trying to turn the Eastern Mediterranean into an area of conflict and making illegal actions in maritime jurisdictions to which they are not a party is an effort to cover up their own violations.
Türkiye continues to support peace, stability and equity in the Eastern Mediterranean, as always and everywhere. "We are kindly requested not to pay attention to the unfounded claims of those who trample all kinds of laws and norms in the region, targeting the legitimate agreements of sovereign states."
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