Turkey-Greece Standoff in the Mediterranean Explained

This video is subtly, yet carefully, biased in favour of Turkey. It is structured so as to portray both countries as behaving "similarly", both as having maximalistic views, effectively making Turkey's expansionist plans look like legitimate arguments, similar to "those maximalist arguments of Greece":
1. At 2:45, it claims that Greece has "conflicts" with Turkey over 1) the Aegean sea and 2) Cyprus. Greece has no "conflict" over the Aegean sea, and Cyprus is another country (member of EU) whose affairs with Turkey are its own affairs with Turkey.
2. At 3:10 the video claims that because Greece "argues for 12 nautical miles of territorial waters", this would leave Turkey with nothing in the Aegean sea. The video of course does not mention that Turkey has already applied 12 nautical miles in the Black sea.
3. At 3:35, the video claims that "it is a complex dispute that ALSO CENTERS around whether or not Greece has broken international agreements", effectively positioning the Turkish propaganda as a "core" element. A vague reference on demilitarization as per the Lausanne Treaty is used at 3:47, and then immediately Greece is described as not complying. The video of course does not detail WHICH islands are governed by this treaty (only north Aegean), WHAT is meant by demilitarization, and WHO BROKE the treaty on WHAT passage exactly (e.g. Turkey violated the Lausanne treaty in terms of the minority rights in Instabul, and the islands Imvros & Tenedos → Should Greece take those islands because Turkey violated the treaty?)
4. At 4:15 the video claims that there is "a disagreement" over the "status of Cyprus". Greece has no "disagreements" over the "status" of Cyprus, Cyprus is a sovereign country, member of the EU, which has been invaded by Turkey and whose maritime borders are blatantly threatend by Turkey (just look that the EEZ zone that Turkey is claiming for the pseudostate in northern Cyprus at 6:04, as the video informs us that "there is this area which 'northern Cyprus' claims, and which it wants to open up for Turkish 'exploration', hmmmm, nice....)
5. At 6:20, the video claims that "both countries are 'trying to delegitimize' the other countries claims", and proceeds with showing one "example" of this for each country. For Turkey, the video shows an "agreement" of Turkey with Libya (6:28), and then the video falsely claims that the map at 6:40 depicts the Greek agreement with Egypt; this is not what Greece and Egypt agreed upon, their agreement was not extending beyond Rhodes to the East, and was in fact a very narrow stripe that they agreed upon so that the rest would be agreed together with "other countries" i.e. perhaps with Turkey.