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Two individuals fined €9.43 released after being detained at checkpoint.

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Two young Greek Cypriots were released after being fined €9.43 each by a military court in occupied Nicosia.
They were apprehended by occupying authorities at the Astromeritis checkpoint while leaving the occupied territories.
The fine, equivalent to 500 Turkish Lira, was imposed on July 16, 2026, following their arrest on a previous Sunday.
Reports confirm the individuals involved are a male and a female aged 19.
The incident has concluded with their return to the free areas of Cyprus.

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Two young individuals from the Greek Cypriot community were released after being detained at the Astromeriti checkpoint by the Turkish Cypriot authorities. They were apprehended on Sunday and subsequently faced a military court in occupied Nicosia, which imposed a fine of 500 Turkish Lira, equivalent to approximately €9.43, on each of them.

The detention and the fine have been reported by multiple outlets. Both individuals, described as 19-year-olds, were involved in the incident while exiting the occupied territories. Following the court's decision, they returned to the free areas of Cyprus after settling the imposed penalty.

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