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Two Greek Cypriots detained for allegedly violating military zone in occupied areas

22 sourcesFirst reported 8 days agoUpdated 6 days ago

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Two young Greek Cypriots, a man and a woman, were arrested in the northern part of Cyprus for allegedly violating a military restricted zone. They were detained after crossing into occupied areas without completing proper procedures at the crossing point. A military court in the north issued a three-day remand for the pair, who are expected to appear in court again on Thursday. Turkish Cypriot authorities confirmed the arrests, stating they occurred during an attempt to return to areas controlled by the Republic of Cyprus. The case has drawn attention, with local police in contact with a bicommunal committee regarding the situation.

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