Parties condemn Turkish invasion of Cyprus on 52nd anniversary

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Political parties in Cyprus have condemned Turkey's invasion on the 52nd anniversary of the event, which occurred on July 20, 1974.
Messages from various political groups emphasize the ongoing pain and issues stemming from the invasion, including illegal occupation, displacement, and the plight of missing persons.
European Parliament political groups have also issued statements of support for the Republic of Cyprus, highlighting the importance of remembrance on this anniversary.
In the Turkish-occupied areas of Cyprus, officials and organizations have expressed their views on the anniversary, with celebrations organized by the self-declared government.
Cypriot officials continue to advocate for the reunification of the island as a key focus in their messages on this somber anniversary.

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