Read all carefully!
Answer to first your sentence->> C- Territorial waters of a country
at same time is airspace of it. So Greece has 6 miles at airspace and territorial waters. Do know that? And Don't talk you dont know about the matters.
Answer to second your sentence->> Do you know world war laws?
Turkey considers the convention as res inter alios acta, i.e. a treaty that can only be binding to the signing parties but not to others.
Answer to third your sentenec-->> Greece is breaking Demilitarized status Lausanne 1923 and Paris Peace 1947. This is a casus-belli. Turkey cant agree as a excuse. The treaties become clear! And you can't pretend not to see these treaties!
Lets look Cyprus!
Don,t forget Turkey is a guarantor country of Cyprus London and Zurich Agreements. The Greek military junta of 1967–1974 "The Regime of the Colonels".
In 1974, seven years after the intercommunal violence between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, an attempted coup d'état
by Greek Cypriot nationalists and elements of the Greek military junta with the aim of achieving enosis
(union of the island with Greece) took place. Turkey used this as a pretext to invade the northern portion of the island. Turkish forces remained after a cease-fire, resulting in the partition of the island; an objective of Turkey since 1955.
The Turkish invasion of Cyprus, launched on 20 July 1974, was a Turkish military invasion in response to a Greek military junta backed coup in Cyprus. It is known in Turkey as the "Cyprus Peace Operation" (Turkish: Kıbrıs Barış Harekâtı
, "Cyprus Operation" (Kıbrıs Harekâtı
or by its Turkish Armed Forces code name Operation Atilla (Atilla Harekâtı
.
1- If Turkey invades, it is 100 percent of Cyprus. Why it is 40%? Becacuse this is Cyprus Peace Operation. Turkey saved Turkish-Cypriots in 1974. It is always going to protect their rights.
2- The latest Annan Plan to reunify the island which was endorsed by the United States, United Kingdom and Turkey was accepted by a referendum by Turkish Cypriots but overwhelmingly rejected in parallel referendum by Greek Cypriots, after Greek Cypriot Leadership and Greek Orthodox Church urging the Greek population to vote No. Why no? Because Greek Cypriots dont want a peace.
Greek Cypriots rejected the UN settlement plan in an April 2004 referendum. On 24 April 2004, the Greek Cypriots rejected by a three-to-one margin the plan proposed by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan for the settlement of the Cyprus dispute.
Lets turn back the reason
Background
Between 21 and 26 December 1963, the conflict centered in the Omorphita suburb of Nicosia, which had been an area of tension in 1958. The participants now were Greek Cypriot irregulars and Turkish Cypriot civilians and former TMT members, known as the "fighters" during the Cyprus problem, the Turkish fighters were less powerful, outnumbered and were held down in "ghettos" from the superior Greek Cypriot side who were supplied with stored EOKA guns and eventually guns from foreign powers. Many Greek and Turkish Cypriot civilians who were caught in the crossfire and chaos that ensued over the Christmas week were killed, others were massacred by Greek or Turkish irregulars and had their homes looted and burnt down in small villages as the problem developed.
700 Turkish hostages, including women and children, were taken from the northern suburbs of Nicosia. By 1964, 193 Turkish Cypriots and 133 Greek Cypriots were killed, with a further 209 Turks and 41 Greeks missing, presumed dead.
The British Daily Telegraph later called it the "anti Turkish pogrom".
In the spring of 1974, Greek Cypriot intelligence discovered that EOKA-B was planning a coup against President Makarios which was sponsored by the military junta of Athens. The junta had come to power in a military coup in 1967 which was condemned by the whole of Europe but had the support of the United States. In the autumn of 1973 after the 17 November student uprising there had been a further coup in Athens in which the original Greek junta had been replaced by one still more obscurantist headed by the Chief of Military Police.
On 2 July 1974, Makarios wrote an open letter to President Gizikis complaining bluntly that 'cadres of the Greek military regime support and direct the activities of the 'EOKA-B' terrorist organization'. He also ordered that Greece remove some 600 Greek officers in the Cypriot National Guard from Cyprus. The Greek Government's immediate reply was to order the go-ahead of the coup. On 15 July 1974 sections of the Cypriot National Guard, led by its Greek officers, overthrew the government. n the meantime, Nikos Sampson was declared provisional president of the new government. Sampson was a Greek ultra nationalist who was known to be fanatically anti-Turkish and had taken part in violence against Turkish civilians in earlier conflicts. The Sampson regime took over radio stations and declared that Makarios had been killed.but Makarios, safe in London, was soon able to counteract these reports. In the coup itself, 91 people were killed (All Greek-Cypriots). The Turkish-Cypriots were not affected by the coup against Makarios one of the reasons was that Ioannides did not want to provoke a Turkish reaction. Turkey invaded Cyprus on Saturday, 20 July 1974.
I hope you have understood.
