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The process for the identification of remains belonging to Greek Cypriots who went missing during the 1974 Turkish invasion has begun, utilizing a new DNA testing method. The Commissioner of the Presidency announced that remains that could not be reliably analyzed due to chemical exposure over the decades are now being subjected to advanced genetic analysis, offering renewed hope for the families of those affected.
This initiative was made possible following a decision by the Cabinet on April 21, 2026, which approved funding of one million euros for the specialized genetic tests. The new methodology is seen as a significant advancement, allowing for the identification of bones that had long resisted conventional identification techniques. The development underscores ongoing efforts to bring closure to the families of missing individuals from that period.
27 June
Νέα ελπίδα για ταυτοποιήσεις αγνοουμένων με σύγχρονη γενετική μέθοδο
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