
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected the unfounded statements of the Greek authorities regarding the occupation period of Anatolia and reminded Greece of the crimes committed against the civilian population at that time and its obligation to compensate, with reference to the Lausanne Peace Treaty.
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Civilian losses incurred during Greece's invasion attempt in Anatolia and Article 59 of the Lausanne Peace Treaty regulate compensation obligations.
The Ministry made a written statement about the statements made in Greece today.
In the statement, "We reject the unfounded statements of the Greek authorities regarding the period when Greece was trying to invade and invade Anatolia, and we invite the Greek authorities to seriousness and common sense." expressions were used.
On this occasion, the statement reminded that Greece committed "mass massacres and destruction" against the civilian population in Anatolia at that time, and added: "We remind that it accepted the crimes in question and the payment of compensation in accordance with Article 59 of the Lausanne Peace Treaty."

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