Greek Defence Minister Highlights Cyprus Issue as Illegal Occupation on 52nd Anniversary of Operation Attila
Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias emphasized the ongoing issue of the Cyprus problem as an "illegal military occupation" during the 52nd anniversary of the second phase of Operation Attila. Marking the anniversary, Dendias paid tribute to those who lost their lives during the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974. He honored the memory of the fallen Greek and Cypriot soldiers who fought for Cyprus's freedom.
In his social media message, Dendias also acknowledged the missing and their families, underscoring that their plight has not been forgotten with the passage of time. He reaffirmed Greece's commitment to remembering the tragic events and maintaining the memory of those affected by the invasion, highlighting the enduring significance of these historical events.
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