Greece, Cyprus Issue Nav Warnings for East Med Power Link; Turkey Objects

The significance here is less about the cable itself than about the permitting layer: two EU states have now formalized survey windows through navigational warnings, while Turkey is contesting the maritime jurisdiction behind them. That puts a private French contractor at the center of a long-running delimitation dispute, and it means the interconnector's timeline now depends on something no utility controls. The open question is whether the four-month survey windows pass without physical interference, and whether Ankara's objection stays diplomatic or escalates into a presence at sea.