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Turkish Cypriot leader Erhürman accuses European Parliament of double standards on missing persons memorial

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Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman accused the European Parliament of applying "double standards."
Erhurman criticized the European Parliament's decision from last October to create a monument for the victims and missing persons of the Turkish invasion.
He called the decision "scandalous," claiming it ignores Turkish Cypriot missing persons.
Erhurman stated that the decision presents the reality in Cyprus in an "incomplete, unilateral, and biased" way.

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Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman has accused the European Parliament of applying "double standards" following its decision last October to create a monument dedicated to the victims and missing persons of the Turkish invasion. Erhurman criticized the decision, calling it "scandalous."

He argued that the European Parliament's decision disregards Turkish Cypriot missing persons and presents the reality in Cyprus in a manner he described as "incomplete, one-sided, and biased."

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