Erdogan dismisses EU objections to Turkey-Libya maritime deal as legally baseless

Turkish President Erdogan rejected EU and other international criticism of the Turkey-Libya agreement, asserting the deal lacks legal basis for opposition and that the will of both states must be respected. The agreement, likely a maritime delimitation pact, has previously drawn EU objections over contested Mediterranean waters. This reaffirms Turkey's stance amid ongoing regional disputes, with no new substantive change beyond rhetorical hardening.

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