Where is Zürafa Island? Which country does Zürafa Island belong to?

Zürafa Island, which has recently been a source of tension between Turkey and Greece, is an uninhabited rocky island in the Thracian Sea of the Aegean that belongs to Turkey.

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Where is Zürafa Island? Which country does Zürafa Island belong to?

Turkey states that Zürafa Island is located within the territorial waters left to it by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne.

Greece, on the other hand, claims that the island was left to it by the 1947 Paris Peace Treaty.

There is a dispute between Turkey and Greece regarding who owns Zürafa Island.

HOW TO GET TO ZÜRAFA ISLAND?

Zürafa Island is an uninhabited rocky island in the Thracian Sea of the Aegean that is claimed by Greece. There is a single lighthouse on the island. There is no life on Zürafa Island.

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