Does Turkey Steps Back From Confrontation at Greek Border?

“Greek-Turkish détente has been one of the cornerstones of geostrategic relations in the southeastern Mediterranean — and the potential of this collapsing is alarming to the region and Western allies,” said Ian Lesser, the vice president of the German Marshall Fund.
He said that the escalation had unleashed forces that may not be easy to manage.
“Once someone opens up Pandora’s box, in an environment when you have proxy groups, coast guards, criminal traffickers, many actors who may not be fully under the control of governments, there is always the potential to go wrong,” Mr. Lesser said.
“That’s true in Syria but it’s also true on the Greek-Turkish border,” he added.

NY TIMES https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/13/world/europe/turkey-greece-border-migrants.html​