What changed · 7 Nov 2026

Turkey issued counter-NAVTEX notices rejecting Greek and Cypriot authority to survey two separate undersea cable routes, the Crete-Cyprus power interconnector and a Saudi Arabia-Greece telecom cable via Cyprus's EEZ, after Athens licensed survey work on 6 November. Category scores held at the elevated levels seen since late October, driven by this cable dispute, continuing drone-linked Aegean airspace violations, and a visit by Turkish FM Fidan to the north of Cyprus restating Ankara's two-state position.

Military posture: 4/10 · 7 Turkish UAVs and a Navy ATR-72 logged 15 Greek airspace violations and 11 Athens FIR infringements in data released 6 Nov; no naval incidents reported.
Diplomatic / political: 5/10 · Turkish FM Fidan visited the north of Cyprus on 6 Nov to meet Erhurman, Ustel and Ertugruloglu and restate Ankara's two-state position, as UN envoy Holguin's shuttle visit continued.
Economic / informational: 5/10 · Turkey issued counter-NAVTEX 1105/26 and 1100/26 (Antalya) rejecting Greek and Cypriot authority over surveys for the GSI power cable (Abeille Marengo) and the East to Med Corridor telecom cable (Kobi Ruegg).
EW / SIGINT: 3/10 · No GNSS jamming, spoofing or other interference incidents linked to Greece, Cyprus or Turkiye were reported in the period.

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