Ankara did not ignore the statement of the Armenian Foreign Ministry  on the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean

ArmInfo. Ankara did not ignore the statement of the Armenian Foreign Ministry on the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Thus, according to Anadolu, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hami Aksoy  criticized Yerevan, condemning the statement on the Eastern  Mediterranean.

"We see that Armenia, which is trying to present its opinion on the  Eastern Mediterranean, is in a fundamental misconception regarding  the world geography and its place in this geography. This is not  about Lake Sevan, but about the Eastern Mediterranean," Aksoy said.

At the same time, he did not calm down on this, assuring that  supposedly after Armenia's "provocative statement on the Treaty of  Sevres," her commentary on the Eastern Mediterranean is another  manifestation of irresponsibility.

Aksoy noted that this demonstrates an insidious alliance against  Turkey, Armenia, which does not have access to the Mediterranean Sea,  believes that it has the right to talk about the region, just as the  UAE and France have nothing to do with the Mediterranean.

"Whatever happens, Turkey will defend its rights and the rights of  the Turkish Cypriots in the Eastern Mediterranean, arising from  international law. No alliance of evil can prevent this. Those who  think otherwise have not learned the lesson from history," he added  adding that Turkey supports fraternal Azerbaijan with all its might.

It should be noted that on August 15 the Armenian Foreign Ministry  issued a statement on the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean and  the Aegean Sea.

"We are closely following the latest developments and naval  mobilization in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean region resulting  from the illegal and provocative actions of Turkey. Such a  destabilizing position in the Eastern Mediterranean demonstrates  Turkey's consistently aggressive and expansionist policies in  neighboring regions. We reaffirm the unconditional support and  solidarity of Armenia with Greece and Cyprus and call on Turkey to  take steps to reduce tension, respect international law and suspend  all actions in the exclusive economic zones of Greece and Cyprus,  "the RA Foreign Ministry said.