Sharpened
rhetoric
between
the
two
neighbours
bitterly
divided
by
a
war
almost
40
years
ago
underscores
tensions
in
the
east
Mediterranean
over
a
potential
oil
and
gas
bonanza
worth
billions.
Reuters
reported
Cyprus
saying
on
30
October
that
it
would
start
talks
with
multinationals
including
Italy's
Eni,
South
Korea's
Kogas,
France's
Total
and
Russia's
Novatek
for
the
potential
development
of
natural
gas
fields
to
the
island's
south.
Turkey
maintained
that
ethnically-split
Cyprus
had
no
right
to
explore
for
oil
or
gas.
On
Friday
it
warned
Eni
that
it
would
review
that
firm's
investment…
