‘This piracy will end up being more damaging to the Turkish-Cypriot community’, President Christodoulides noted of the occupation regime’s decision to extend the illegal detention of five Greek-Cypriots ‘arrested’ on July 19th as they visited their property in occupied Trikomo.
It’s an indication, the President added, that Ersin Tatar doesn’t really care about Turkish-Cypriots.
He further called on Greek-Cypriots who consider it necessary to cross over to the occupied north to be extra cautious, particularly during this time, when the regime is displaying this piracy.
On the deadly Limassol fire, Nicos Christodoulides expressed his deep sorrow on the death of an elderly couple, the most tragic aspect of this disaster.
On the action reports submitted by the competent services involved in fire management and evacuation, the President noted that he was looking through them closely and would be making relevant announcements over the next few days on the way forward.
As to Moscow calling him a Russophobe, Christodoulides turned the argument on its head:- ‘I remember also being accused of being a Russian agent at one time’.
He spoke to reporters as he arrived at a Famagusta municipality event, marking 51 years since the city’s occupation by Turkish troops.
