Blue Homeland Concept
It is not correct to characterize the concept of blue homeland as a fairy tale. We need to protect our country's interests and interests at sea, just as we do on land and in the air.
It is not correct to characterize the concept of blue homeland as a fairy tale.
We need to protect our country's interests and interests at sea, just as we do on land and in the air. In fact, the agreement signed with Libya was an important step in this regard, but then for some reason the government turned back to passive policies. The effective use of our drillships has stopped and they are now waiting in ports. In the Aegean, the sea of islands, the Greek claim to islands, islets and rocks of undetermined nationality has been kept silent.
In order to take the Blue Homeland out of the fairy tale, proactive policies should be developed instead of passive ones. For example, we should sign EEZ agreements with other countries. It may be difficult with Syria, Egypt and Israel, unfortunately our relations are not good, we need to question why they are not good, but we can sign agreements with Lebanon and the Palestinian state because of the Gaza strip. One of the reasons for Israel's operations in Gaza is that it does not want such a strip to remain under Palestinian control. Without Gaza, Palestine has no coast, no continental shelf, no Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
Putting a stop to Israel's expansionism and fait accompli is a matter of action, not of hamasic speeches. In the balance of power in the Middle East, those who claim to be the leader of one side say they will do it, make hamas, send drones at most; while the other side can neutralize the leader of the biggest enemy organization in the capital of its biggest enemy in the middle of the night.
What better show of power than this?
For those who are curious about the blue homeland and the concept of the EEZ, detailed information is available at the link.
Happy reading.
E Önder, MA Kılıç - Academic Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences, 2021
