President Christodoulides commemores 52 years since Turkish invasion of Cyprus

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A memorial service was held on July 20, 2026, at the Tomb of Makariou for the fallen during the 1974 Turkish invasion, attended by President Nikos Christodoulides and other officials.
President Christodoulides emphasized the pain of the ongoing division and the significance of remembering the past in his message on the 52nd anniversary of the invasion.
The Greek Foreign Minister stated that resolving the Cyprus issue remains a top priority for Greek foreign policy as the country continues to experience the trauma of occupation.
The Presidential Office conveyed a succinct message for the anniversary: "Enough" in multiple languages, highlighting frustrations over 52 years of occupation and violations.

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