Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis says that the maritime agreement between Libya and Turkey recently approved by the Libyan House of Representatives is "clearly illegal and null and void." The Greek Prime Minister adds to Reuters that the agreement "completely ignores geography." Last week, the Libyan House of Representatives approved an agreement to demarcate the maritime borders with Turkey, which was condemned by several countries, including Greece, Egypt, Bahrain and the Emirates. Mitsotakis says he is also calling for an urgent "international truce" to protect navigation in the Black Sea, after a Greek container ship sank on Wednesday.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis says that the maritime agreement between Libya and Turkey recently approved by the Libyan House of Representatives is "clearly illegal and null and void." The Greek Prime Minister adds to Reuters that the agreement "completely ignores geography." Last week, the Libyan House of Representatives approved an agreement to demarcate the maritime borders with Turkey, which was condemned by several countries, including Greece, Egypt, Bahrain and the Emirates. Mitsotakis says he is also calling for an urgent "international truce" to protect navigation in the Black Sea, after a Greek container ship sank on Wednesday.