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Celebrations marking Turkish invasion anniversary held in northern Cyprus with army parade.

19 sourcesFirst reported 2 days agoUpdated 2 days ago

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A military parade was held in occupied Nicosia to commemorate the 52nd anniversary of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus.
Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz attended the ceremony, which drew criticism from the Cypriot government.
The Cypriot Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Yilmaz's visit, reiterating its commitment to the reunification of Cyprus.
Turkish F-16 fighter jets reportedly violated Cypriot airspace during the event, flying over various locations.
The celebrations have been described as "festivities of shame" in the context of the ongoing issues surrounding the Turkish occupation of Northern Cyprus.

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