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Mangoush: Greece exploiting Libya crisis, imposing fait accompli in defining maritime borders

Wednesday, December 7, 2022 National 1 Min Read
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Foreign Minister of the Tripoli-based outgoing government, Najla Mangoush, has said Greece is exploiting the Libyan crisis and imposing a fait accompli in defining the Libyan-Greek maritime borders.

“Greece has conducted contracts to explore for oil and gas in a disputed area between us,” Foreign Minister of Dbeibeh’s government pointed out.

“We condemn this behavior and warn of its consequences,” she added.

“We affirm that we will defend our maritime borders and our sovereign rights with the available diplomatic means,” according to Mangoush.

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