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Turkey Rejects European Parliament Resolution on Cyprus: 'It's Invalid and Groundless'

14 sourcesFirst reported 12 days agoUpdated 11 days ago

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Turkey has rejected a resolution passed by the European Parliament regarding Cyprus, labeling it "invalid and baseless."
Burhanetın Duran, head of communications for the Turkish Presidency, criticized the resolution, stating it contains unfounded allegations against Turkish forces.
Omer Celik, a spokesperson for the ruling AKP party, described the resolution as "despicable slander" targeting Turkey.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry condemned the resolution, claiming it reflects a biased stance by the European Parliament on the Cyprus issue.
The resolution addresses the impact of the Turkish military intervention in Cyprus on women and girls, particularly concerning accusations of sexual violence.

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