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The revenge of the Turks: They arrested Greek Cypriot refugees in the occupied areas because they defend their properties from usurpers

The five Greek-Cypriots visited their properties in the occupied village of Trikomo

Newsroom July 20 04:29

On Saturday night, the Turkish occupation regime arrested five Greek-Cypriot refugees (men and women) who had visited the occupied Trikomo, accusing them of “espionage.”

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This development was confirmed by the spokesperson of the Cypriot Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Theodoros Gotsis.

The five Greek-Cypriots, who are elderly, had visited their properties in the occupied village. This move, that is, their arrest, is considered at first glance to be a response by the occupying power to the prosecutions of usurpers of Greek-Cypriot properties.

The five were expected to be brought before a “court” in the occupied areas on Sunday noon.

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