Absolutely not, but we need to work with Greece and EU to reach an agreement and we need to make it absolutely clear that no drilling, not even fishing will be allowed until the negotiations are over.
You didn't answer the question, I asked what happens if Greece unilaterally goes ahead with plans that it has already laid out. you say "absolutely not", then you say something else with regards to action. which one is it? say greece starts drilling tomorrow? what should turkey do? you completely sidestepped it with a non answer.
then you dodged the Cyprus issue question, saying simply "they can't afford it", the embargo is already lifted and Cyprus is arming, and I would not be surprised in the least bit if it received French weaponry from Macron. its a very coy response, with nothing of substance. so let me repeat my questions in case you didn't get it the first time, I'll go line by line to make it easier to digest.
Question #1 What are your opinion on Blue Homeland policy and the EEZ in the Aegean? Support or Oppose?
#2 and what do you think Turkey's response should be, if Greece decides to have maximalist expansions of its territorial waters, to the point where freedom of navigation for Turkish vessels in the Aegean is finishes?
#3And regarding the EEZ, what should Turkey do if Greece decides to unilaterally exploit the territorial waters for drilling and pipelines, without any consultation and agreement with Turkey?
#4Also what are your opinions on Northern Cyprus?
#5 If Steps are taken by Greek Cyprus to change the dynamics on the island with arming it, or trying to change the boundaries and trying to dissolve Northern Cyprus and then seeking support for it from France, Netherlands, and the anti Turkey forces in the EU? Or trying to Weaponize Bob Menendez type people in the US for support.