Aegean Tension IndexA daily escalation/de-escalation index for Cyprus, Greece and Türkiye across the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, from open-source indicators & warnings. A heuristic, not a forecast.

Index39 / 100
24 h change−9.3
StatusELEVATED
Warning signalNo spikes
Assessment2 Nov 2026
Last updated05:55 UTC9 Nov 2026

What changed · 2 Nov 2026

Diplomatic friction over the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum carried into the window, as Egypt's and Israel's ambassadors to Athens publicly rejected the deal days after a Greece-Türkiye clash at the UN Security Council. No new Aegean airspace or naval incidents were confirmed, and the Great Sea Interconnector survey vessel remained stalled in Heraklion awaiting a NAVTEX.

  • Military posture: 4/10 · No new Athens or Nicosia FIR violations or naval incidents were confirmed for 1-2 November; the latest Hellenic General Staff report concerns 30 October.
  • Diplomatic / political: 5/10 · Egypt's and Israel's ambassadors to Greece both publicly rejected the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum, reinforcing Athens' position after the 29 October Greece-Türkiye clash at the UN Security Council.
  • Economic / informational: 5/10 · The Great Sea Interconnector survey vessel remains stalled in Heraklion with no NAVTEX issued as of 2 November, while a separate Hellenic Navy-licensed fibre-optic cable survey continues in the Greek EEZ southeast of Crete.
  • EW / SIGINT: 3/10 · No GNSS jamming, spoofing or communications-interference incidents linked to Greece, Cyprus or Türkiye were reported in the past 24 hours.

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