Türkiye signals maritime jurisdiction deal with Egypt, countering Greece

Ankara announced readiness to sign a maritime jurisdiction agreement with Egypt, which could grant Cairo over 5,792 square miles of additional maritime zone compared to a potential deal with Greece. This signals a shift in Türkiye's Eastern Mediterranean posture, aligning with Egypt and potentially escalating tensions with Greece over maritime boundaries. The move is part of ongoing regional realignment, but the exact terms and ratification timeline remain uncertain.

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