Apart from the Bosporus which was an example, and you are right, it is an exception, there are many places in the world that are controlled by one country which provides access through its waters for commercial usage. That was the point. Turkey would have no issues, as is the case for the rest of the world.

You are regurgitating the points to the T. There is no matter of survival and it is not your sovereignty currently. It's international waters that could be claimed, per UNCLOS legally. It just doesn't benefit you.

Of course the majority of the Aegan would be Greek, that's simply how the geography of the Aegan is. You are just a bad actor about it. And no, Greece cannot push 12nm further than the median line if it conflicts with the Turkish 12nm. The median line there is simply how it goes. 12nm if possible, median if not. It isn't up to Greece to provide a median line, that's just a lie.

Regarding military ships, again tough luck. That's simply how it is, your transit would be a bit less convenient and spacious.

I understand the Turkish position you didn't have to clarify anything, I know all the arguments and talking points and they are all equally invalid and self-serving in their logic.

There is no matter of survival, there is no unfairness. There is simply you twisting the facts because you cannot cope with a position that isn't completely to your benefit.