evidence: Imia-Kardak Crisis (Greek: Κρίση των Ιμίων, Turkish: Kardak Krizi) was a crisis between Turkey and Greece caused by a Turkish ship named "Figen Atak" getting stuck in Imia/Kardak rocks causing Turkish and Greek forces to have a dispute, leading to a crisis and brought two countries to the brink of war. [...] In fact, the main issue was not these rocks in the Aegean Sea. The Imia/Kardak rocks meant two countries struggle for domination. If Turkey had agreed to leave these reefs to Greece, the Greeks were able to claim on other pieces of rocks/islets on the Aegean Sea. Turkey's thesis was 'pieces of land remaining after the Ottoman Empire (not included in the lausanne agreement), is not determined by treaties to which belongs to Turkey. [...] They re-erected their flag, so the Kardak Rocks came under the control of the Greek navy.