Turkey-Greece Standoff in the Mediterranean Explained

Funny how Turkey has the audacity to suggest Greece is breaking the Treaty of Lausanne when they are repeatedly breaking laws, treaties and infringing on human rights. Illegal invasion of Northern Cyprus, a "state" only recognized by Turkey worldwide (sounds legit), bombing of the Kurds, turning Hagia Sophia, a UNESCO heritage monument into a mosque, breaking parts of the Treaty of Lausanne which specified that Greeks left in Istanbul after the population exchange would not be prosecuted (which is exactly what happened, hence the dwindling population of Greeks there), constant invasion of Greek airspace over the Aegean islands. Not to mention human rights violation within its own territory and a Sultan who lives a lavish life while the Turkish economy is collapsing. Need I say more? If Turkey resolves the above issues, maybe it can come over for discussion.