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Cyprus Marks 51 Years Since Second Turkish Invasion Amid Calls for Return of Occupied Towns
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Cyprus Marks 51 Years Since Second Turkish Invasion Amid Calls for Return of Occupied Towns
FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE — Cyprus on Thursday marked the 51st anniversary of the second phase of the 1974 Turkish invasion, with memorial events and official statements reflecting continued grief over the loss of occupied territories. President Nikos Christodoulides reaffirmed the government’s stance, declaring, “We will not concede an inch of land.” In a statement marking the anniversary of the occupation of Kythrea, the local municipality said, “Retu…
The commitment of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, to the only path that serves legality and international law, to breaking the deadlock and resuming the talks from the point where they were interrupted, on the basis of UN resolutions, the principles and values of the European Union and the acquis of the previous negotiation process, is confirmed by the Presidency of the Republic of Cyprus in a statement on the occ…
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