To the Editor:
Again Turkey in its dispute with Greece has overstepped its current territorial aggression by trying to seize territory not its own, albeit water in this case and not land, but endangering the future of Greek islands. Fortunately France, hopefully the leader in this dispute, has stated firmly that Turkey has acted outside of the law and Greece is the aggrieved party.
Unfortunately, for the future of peace in the Middle East, Turkey has chosen to join Iran and Syria in opposing our allies in the region. With stated support for Hamas and Hezbollah, opposition to the United Arab Emirates for its recognition of Israel and the lowering role in NATO from being a reliable member to its opposition including the purchase of advanced military equipment from Russia, Turkey has cast its future with the rogue states in the region.
Greece stands as the bulwark against Turkish aggression. France has taken the appropriate action.
Nelson Marans
New York, NY
To the Editor:What a disgrace that the government of Greece let the palace of the royals fall apart and then had to fix it up fast after the former king Constantine’s death.
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