Turkey warns Greece over Mediterranean gas reserves

 

Turkish President Tayab Erdogan has said that Greece would have to pay a heavy price if its navy, which is exploring for energy in the Mediterranean, was attacked.

According to media reports, at a time when relations between Greece and Turkey are strained over the search for energy reserves in the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned Greece to escalate tensions.

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"We have told Greece that if you attack our Iroquois, you will have to pay a heavy price," he told members of his AKP party.