Ankara has publicly criticized the recent Greek government’s proposal to expand renewable energy projects in the Aegean Sea, citing concerns over Turkey’s sovereign rights in the disputed maritime zones. Turkish officials argue that the initiative undermines ongoing diplomatic efforts and violates international law by unilaterally exploiting resources in areas whose ownership remains contested. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that any development in these waters must involve mutual consent to prevent escalating tensions between the two NATO allies.

Analysts warn that the renewable energy plan, while aimed at boosting Greece’s green energy production, could…