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Die Verbrechen der Türkei in Zypern
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Sonne-2012
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Turkish war crimes uncovered in mass graves in Cyprus
The Turkish army has been accused of war crimes during its illegal invasion in 1974 of Cyprus, which has provoked Greek Cypriots to prepare law suits to prosecute Turkey for war crimes.
Following the discovery of human remains in a mass grave confirmed using DNA evidence to be the bodies of five Greek-Cypriot soldiers who appeared in an “iconic” photograph depicting
the ferocious military attack instigated by Turkish troops on the Mediterranean island.
The families of the Greek Cypriots have said that the evidence found in the mass graves of the bodies to be that of the men presumed missing for 35 years, were in fact murdered
in the custody of Turkish troops.
“It’s a cold-blooded execution,” Andreas Hadjikyriakos, a brother of one of the soldiers told Cyprus state TV. “I can never accept this.” (Associated Press)
The Associated Press in a report said:
“The remains of the soldiers and 14 other people were exhumed from an abandoned well in late 2006 near the northern village of Tziaos, Elias Georgiades,
an official with the United Nations-led Committee on Missing Persons, said. He said the soldiers’ families were informed Friday that the remains had been identified.”
Greece’s Foreign Ministry on Monday also said the latest discovery “confirms … crimes committed during the invasion.”
The Turkish government have made no comment on the reports and the Turkish army did not according to UNFICYP (the UN force in Cyprus) provide any sort
of credible co-operation in the process of recognition of the remains.
The revelations of the mass graves comes on the day when the vice chairman of the parliamentary group for the “Friend of Cyprus” Andrew Dismore Labour MP for Hendon,
and chairman of parliament’s human rights committee outlined how he was determined to pursue anyone who has committed war criminals and said in
The Guardian:
“The UK must not be a safe haven for evil. The message to those who have perpetrated the most heinous crime imaginable must be clear: they are not welcome here, not to visit,
not to live, not to holiday, shop or get medical treatment. The UK should close these loopholes in the law. We also need to establish a specialist war crime unit”.
The London Daily News has been made aware of London based Cypriot organisations preparing law suits against the Turkish government for war crimes that may implicate
London based Turkish diplomats and citizens who have been accused of complicity in war crimes during the 1974 invasion of Cyprus. There are around 3,000 Greek-Cypriots
living in the Hendon constituency of Andrew Dismore; which may according to senior sources in the Greek-Cypriot community provide enough justification to pressure the British parliamentary
human rights committee to pursue
Turkish war crimes uncovered in mass graves in Cyprus | ?????????
The Turkish army has been accused of war crimes during its illegal invasion in 1974 of Cyprus, which has provoked Greek Cypriots to prepare law suits to prosecute Turkey for war crimes.
Following the discovery of human remains in a mass grave confirmed using DNA evidence to be the bodies of five Greek-Cypriot soldiers who appeared in an “iconic” photograph depicting
the ferocious military attack instigated by Turkish troops on the Mediterranean island.
The families of the Greek Cypriots have said that the evidence found in the mass graves of the bodies to be that of the men presumed missing for 35 years, were in fact murdered
in the custody of Turkish troops.
“It’s a cold-blooded execution,” Andreas Hadjikyriakos, a brother of one of the soldiers told Cyprus state TV. “I can never accept this.” (Associated Press)
The Associated Press in a report said:
“The remains of the soldiers and 14 other people were exhumed from an abandoned well in late 2006 near the northern village of Tziaos, Elias Georgiades,
an official with the United Nations-led Committee on Missing Persons, said. He said the soldiers’ families were informed Friday that the remains had been identified.”
Greece’s Foreign Ministry on Monday also said the latest discovery “confirms … crimes committed during the invasion.”
The Turkish government have made no comment on the reports and the Turkish army did not according to UNFICYP (the UN force in Cyprus) provide any sort
of credible co-operation in the process of recognition of the remains.
The revelations of the mass graves comes on the day when the vice chairman of the parliamentary group for the “Friend of Cyprus” Andrew Dismore Labour MP for Hendon,
and chairman of parliament’s human rights committee outlined how he was determined to pursue anyone who has committed war criminals and said in
The Guardian:
“The UK must not be a safe haven for evil. The message to those who have perpetrated the most heinous crime imaginable must be clear: they are not welcome here, not to visit,
not to live, not to holiday, shop or get medical treatment. The UK should close these loopholes in the law. We also need to establish a specialist war crime unit”.
The London Daily News has been made aware of London based Cypriot organisations preparing law suits against the Turkish government for war crimes that may implicate
London based Turkish diplomats and citizens who have been accused of complicity in war crimes during the 1974 invasion of Cyprus. There are around 3,000 Greek-Cypriots
living in the Hendon constituency of Andrew Dismore; which may according to senior sources in the Greek-Cypriot community provide enough justification to pressure the British parliamentary
human rights committee to pursue
Turkish war crimes uncovered in mass graves in Cyprus | ?????????
Sonne, wie stehst du zu srebrenica? Da du jedem die Armenierfrage stellst, scheint mir das angebracht, wenn du dich dazu äußerst. Vielleicht kratzt das an deinem rechten Image.
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
Bist du wahnsinnig?
Nicht mal das kleinste Fünkchen an Mitgefühl hat er den bosnischen Muslimen gegenüber, die in seinen Augen "halbe Türken" sind.
Vor nicht allzulanger Zeit hieß er das Massaker an Zyperntürken für gut, worauf er prompt verwarnt wurde.
Sonne-2012
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Ich habe kein rechtes Image,
Mit Srebenica habe ich mich noch nicht beschäftigt (Quellen und Dokumente), aber ich sehe es auch als Völkermord.
Tigerfish
Gesperrt
Wenn du es als Völkermord gesehen hättest, würdest du dich damit beschäftigen. Immerhin hast du dich als Möchtegern-Experte prädestiniert.
Sonne-2012
Top-Poster
Danke,
zuerst die Völkermorde und Verbrechen der Türkei, dann beschäftige ich mich auch mit den anderen Völkermorden.
Eins nach dem anderen.
Cebrail
Top-Poster
Jedem das seine. Sonne's letzter Beitrag sagt wesentlich mehr über ihn aus als wir ihm an pöbeleien unterstellen könnten. Es ist ein armes Würstchen, das sich durch Feindbilder definiert. Ich finde wir sollten ihm in seiner eignen Soße versauern lassen.
Heraclius
Βασιλεύς &
"Halbe Türken", willst du beleidigen?
Schau dir DZEKO an, der ist mindestens doppelt so türkisch wie du.Heraclius