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Cyprus Foreign Ministry responds to Turkey on European Parliament resolution

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The Cypriot Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement responding to Turkey regarding a European Parliament resolution adopted on July 8.
The statement condemned Turkey's denial of past actions during the 1974 invasion.
Cyprus called on Turkey to acknowledge its responsibilities for the actions taken during that period.
This response follows Turkey's recent comments on the resolution related to the experiences of Cypriot women.
The Cypriot government firmly rejected Turkey's claims and reiterated its position on the matter.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus has responded to claims made by the Turkish Foreign Ministry regarding a resolution adopted by the European Parliament on July 8, which addresses the issues faced by Cypriot women during the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus. In its statement, the Cypriot Foreign Ministry rejected and condemned Turkey’s assertions related to the resolution.

The Cypriot government urged Turkey to acknowledge the "abhorrent acts" that occurred in 1974, emphasizing the need for accountability in light of the resolution's focus on the experiences of women affected by the conflict. The ministry's response highlights ongoing tensions between Cyprus and Turkey regarding historical grievances and calls for recognition of the suffering caused by the invasion.

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