Libya's rival factions back parliament's approval of maritime deal with Türkiye
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Libya's House of Representatives approved a maritime delimitation MoU with Turkey, sparking angry protests and rejecting reactions. The move alters Eastern Mediterranean maritime claims, potentially escalating tensions with Greece, Egypt, and Cyprus over energy rights. The agreement's legal status and regional response remain uncertain.
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Eastern Libya's parliament has endorsed the 2019 maritime boundary agreement with Türkiye, a move confirmed by Türkiye and triggering widespread condemnation from the EU, Greece, and Egypt. This endorsement challenges existing regional alignments and escalates the ongoing dispute over maritime boundaries and energy exploration in the Eastern Mediterranean. The full legal and geopolitical implications of this endorsement remain uncertain.
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