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schema:articleBody	The EU's diplomatic chief Monday condemned Turkey's decision to redeploy a research ship at the centre of an energy row with Greece, saying the bloc's leaders would discuss it at a summit this week. Turkey announced on Sunday that the Oruc Reis would carry out more exploration in the eastern Mediterranean, including south of the Greek island of Kastellorizo, prompting a furious response from Athens. The move threatens to reignite a row over gas exploration that saw the two NATO countries stage rival military drills in August in waters between Cyprus and the Greek island of Crete. EU leaders at a summit earlier this month warned Turkey it could face sanctions if it does not engage constructively to cool tensions, and the bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said the latest move was "regrettable". "This will lead to new tensions instead of contributing to de-escalation efforts we were calling for at the last European Council," Borrell told reporters after a meeting in Luxembourg with EU foreign ministers. "We consider that Turkey needs to engage actively in finding solutions and not to engage in negative behaviour." EU leaders will meet in Brussels on Thursday and Friday for talks focused on Brexit talks with London and efforts to tackle climate change, but Borrell said they would also look at the latest developments with Turkey. Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said he had briefed his counterparts at Luxembourg on Turkish actions around Kastellorizo -- a Greek island which lies just two kilometres (1.2 miles) off the Turkish coast. "Turkey is acting as the disruptor of peace and stability in the region. That is against international law, it is against all the conclusions of the European Council," Dendias told reporters in Luxembourg. pdw/dc/lc
schema:headline	EU warns Turkey over latest Mediterranean gas move
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