Meanwhile, Turkey is reengaging Greece after they backed off in 1996, post the illegal  invasion and occupation of Cyprus.

Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Huseyin Muftuoglu expressed Ankara’s stance"Turkey’s position on her sovereignty over the Imia islets is well known by the international community since 1996. There is no change in our policy in this regard.” On Friday Ankara issued a notice to airmen (NOTAM), ostensibly denying Greece the right to conduct military maneuvers off 11 Greek islands including Lesvos, Chios, Samos and Kastellorizo, just a few hours after issuing a similar notice regarding Greek military maneuvers south of Kasos which, Ankara says, are demilitarized zones. Yet, Turkey has increase violations of Greece's air space dramatically while raising nationalist rhetoric following its failed coup, and threatening to release refugees if Germany doesn't make good on its bribe.