Turkish Vice President Yilmaz rejects European Parliament resolution on 1974 rapes

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Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz has dismissed a recent European Parliament resolution regarding rapes committed by Turkish soldiers during the 1974 invasion of Cyprus.
Yilmaz described the resolution as "legally and morally unfounded" and asserted that it "has no force."
His comments followed a meeting where he criticized the European Parliament for its stance on the issue.
The resolution has drawn significant attention and reactions from various political figures and media outlets.
Yilmaz further claimed that Turkey's intervention as a guarantor power prevented a potential humanitarian crisis in Cyprus.

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