Cyprus Concerned by Aegean Sea Rhetoric, Minister Says

The transcript discusses Cyprus's alignment with the EU and US regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine, emphasizing its commitment to sanctions. It addresses the EU's internal debate on a Russian oil price cap, with Cyprus often grouped with Hungary in opposition. The conversation shifts to President Erdogan's aggressive rhetoric towards Greece, highlighting Cyprus's concerns about Turkey's military presence. Finally, Cyprus's alignment with Western nations is reiterated, alongside scrutiny of Turkey's actions in relation to sanctions and past embargo violations.

What stance does Cyprus take regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

What is the significance of the oil price cap in relation to Cyprus's position within the EU?

What concerns does Cyprus have regarding Turkey's military presence?

How does the speaker characterize Turkey's narrative regarding Greece?

How has the war in Ukraine affected Cyprus's relationship with Western nations?

In what ways does Cyprus aim to be a credible partner within the EU?

What are the implications of the agreements made in Sochi for Cyprus?