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Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterrane...

Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterrane...

Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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https://www.janes.com/defence-news/turkey-continues-to-chart-eastern-mediterranean-area-disputed-with-greece-following-frigate-collision/

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterrane...

Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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https://www.janes.com/defence-news/turkey-continues-to-chart-eastern-mediterranean-area-disputed-with-greece-following-frigate-collision/

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterrane...

Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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https://www.janes.com/defence-news/turkey-continues-to-chart-eastern-mediterranean-area-disputed-with-greece-following-frigate-collision/

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterrane...

Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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https://www.janes.com/defence-news/turkey-continues-to-chart-eastern-mediterranean-area-disputed-with-greece-following-frigate-collision/

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterrane...

Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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https://www.janes.com/defence-news/turkey-continues-to-chart-eastern-mediterranean-area-disputed-with-greece-following-frigate-collision/

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterrane...

Turkey continues to chart eastern Mediterranean area disputed with Greece following frigate collision

by Kerry Herschelman

The Turkish geological survey vessel Oruç Reis continued to chart an area in the eastern Mediterranean claimed by both Greece and Turkey following the 12 August collision of frigates from the two countries. AIS tracking of the survey vessel showed it continuing its movement pattern on 13–20 August.


        The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG
        Kemalreis
        participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August.
       (Turkish MND)

The Turkish MND tweeted photos of the Turkish Navy frigate TCG Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ on 16 August. (Turkish MND)

The Hellenic Navy frigate Limnos collided with the Turkish frigate TCG Kemalreis on 12 August, but both ships continued to operate afterwards. The Turkish Ministry of National Defence (MND) tweeted photos of Kemalreis participating in Operation ‘Mediterranean Shield’ in the Mediterranean with Turkish Cypriot coast guard units and escorting the Barbaros Hayrettin survey vessel on 16 August.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s national security advisor, Rear Admiral Alexandros Diakopoulos, resigned on 19 August after he pointed out the day before that the Oruç Reis was continuing its research activities.

Turkey issued another international maritime safety message (Navtex) on 16 August that its Yavuz


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