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Turkey cites Treaty of Guarantee, reaffirms claim on Cyprus on invasion anniversary

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Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan marked the 52nd anniversary of its military intervention in Cyprus, stating it was consistent with the 1960 Treaty of Guarantee.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry reiterated support for the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, emphasizing "sovereign equality" and "equal international status" for Turkish Cypriots.
In messages on this anniversary, Turkish officials declared, "Cyprus is Turkish and will remain Turkish."
The statements reflect Turkey's long-standing position regarding the events of 1974, which it terms a "Peace Operation."
These messages coincide with the remembrance of the Turkish invasion on July 20, which is viewed differently in Cyprus and Turkey.

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