Turkey-Greece Standoff in the Mediterranean Explained

Part of the treaty of Lausane also said that eastern thrace must be demilitarized.That the islands of Imbros and Tenedos who when the treaty was signed had mostly greek population must be given autonomy inside the turkish state.And that the greek orthodox population of Instanbul (at the time more than 100 thousand)must be protected and given minority rights and the same thing must be applied to the sunni muslims in western thrace.Finally Turkey must abandon any claims in Cyprus In 2020 there are less than 20 greeks in the Turkish two aegean islands, and the islands were never given any kind of autonomy.The greek population in Instanbul is less than 5000 and most of their properties have been seized by the turkish state after the events of 1955 and 1965.Eastern thrace is anything but demilitarized and 37% of Cyprus is under turkish military control
So if Erdogan and the turkish people really like to talk about  the treaty of Lausane then probably they should start reading about their own obligations and how they broke them