00:01It is illegal, it is arbitrary, and it defies geography itself.
00:08Greece and Libya are natural neighbors with opposite coasts.
00:13They are entitled, under international law of the sea, to delimit their respective maritime zones through an agreement.
00:20By contrast, Turkey and Libya do not, I repeat, do not have opposite or adjacent coasts.
00:30Yet, they have attempted to establish an artificial maritime boundary between them.
00:35This is absurd.
00:36There is no precedent.
00:39Let me repeat again.
00:40There is no precedent for such a diagonal delimitation.
00:43And allow me to illustrate this with a map.
00:50I would just like you to look at the geography.
00:53Turkey and Libya have attempted to essentially draw a maritime boundary between them as if the Greek islands lying between
01:05their coasts simply did not exist.
01:08Turkey and Libya have attempted to draw a maritime boundary between the coasts and the coasts.
01:11Turkey and Libya have attempted to draw a maritime boundary boundary between the coasts and the coasts.
