In a statement published on Thursday, the Mediterranean littoral members of the EU, gathered for their seventh summit in Corsica, France, said they reiterated their "full support and solidarity with Cyprus and Greece in the face of the repeated infringements on their sovereignty... as well as confrontational actions by Turkey."
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