Turkey's provocations on the day of the black anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus have no limit. The Turkish president gave a recital of provocation in his message on the 51st anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, as he speaks of a "peace operation" in Cyprus, and of a "struggle for the existence of the Turkish Cypriots" while the Pseudo-State arrested five elderly Greek Cypriots on charges of espionage!
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According to the report of the website kibrispostasi, they were "arrested" in the area of occupied Trikomo, on the grounds that they were collecting information about construction sites located on "Turkish properties".
In fact, according to sigmalive, a Greek citizen was arrested a few days ago on the same charge, who is still in custody.
The authorities of the Republic of Cyprus, which are aware from the outset, are taking the appropriate actions, while the Cypriot Ministry of Foreign Affairs is in contact with the peacekeeping force in Cyprus.
Recital of provocation by Erdogan
Meanwhile, the Turkish president gave a recital of provocation in his message on the 51st anniversary of Attila, as he speaks of a "peace operation" in Cyprus, and of a "struggle for the existence of the Turkish Cypriots". Recep Tayyip Erdogan visits the occupied areas on Sunday where the invasion will be celebrated.
"I wholeheartedly congratulate the Turkish Cypriot people on July 20, ''Day of Peace and Freedom''. On the 51st anniversary of the ''Peace Operation'' in Cyprus, I remember with respect our martyrs who gave their lives for the struggle of the Turkish Cypriot people for existence and I express my gratitude to our heroic veterans," the Turkish president said in a post on X.
"Turkey's position on the Cyprus problem is not supported by the international community"Turkey's
position is not supported by the international community, no matter what the Turkish side says, no matter how many celebrations take place today, underlined the President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides, after the ceremony of the memorial service for the fallen during the Turkish invasion and the prayer for the liberation of Cyprus. at the Cathedral of the Apostle Varnava, in Nicosia.
The President of the Republic said that July 20 "is a day of remembrance and honor for those who sacrificed for us to exist today, for the Republic of Cyprus to exist."
Mitsotakis: "The struggle for the vindication of Cyprus is common and will be victorious"
"The black anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus triggers the memory of brutal violence, loss and uprooting again this year. However, it also strengthens the struggle for the reunification of the island within the framework of a modern European state. Without occupying forces. And ready to be a beacon of stability and peace in the turbulent seas of the Eastern Mediterranean," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said in his message.
And the Minister of National Defence, Nikos Dendias, in today's post on the social network X, regarding the sad anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, notes: "51 years since the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, July 20, 1974. Cyprus. I don't forget."
We do not accept the perpetuation of the status quo and "two states"
The Cyprus problem remains to this day an international issue of illegal invasion and occupation and a constant, daily, violation of the United Nations Charter. The perpetuation of the current status quo, as well as the creation of "two states", are not acceptable solutions, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces on the 51st anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus.
"Greece, in agreement with the Republic of Cyprus, remains committed to the search for a comprehensive, mutually acceptable solution, on the basis of a Bizonal, Bicommunal Federation, with political equality between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, with an international personality, sovereignty and citizenship, within the framework defined by the UN Security Council Resolutions," it said.
