
Before the 43rd anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, students in Southern Cyprus took to the streets and chanted slogans targeting Türkiye.
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Protests were held in Southern Cyprus before the anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
The images that raised the tension came from the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus (GCASC) before the 43rd anniversary of the establishment of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).
According to the Greek radio report, middle school and high school senior students in the Greek part of Nicosia walked to the Haspolat barricade in Büyükkaymaklı with the so-called "Republic of Cyprus" flags and banners in their hands to protest the establishment of the TRNC. The protests were not limited to this region only, various marches were also organized throughout the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus.
'WE WILL GET IT BACK ONE DAY'
According to Sigmalive.com, one of the students to whom SIGMA-TV reporters handed a microphone said, "Cyprus is ours and one day we will get it back." Another student argued that the hope of return and salvation of the homeland should be kept alive.
'TURKS, YOU WILL DIE IN GREEK LAND'
Greek students targeted Türkiye and shouted, "Turks, you will die on Greek soil." Another student claimed that Cyprus should be saved from the so-called Turkish occupation and said, "We want Cyprus to be saved from Türkiye. Cyprus is Hellenic."
JOURNALIST WAS CRUSHED AMONG PROTESTERS
During the demonstration, journalist Maria Polykarpou also encountered the intervention of the protesters at the barricade point in Ledra Palace. Polykarpou, who was broadcasting live for the Omega Channel, was crushed by protesters as the crowd rushed towards him. Protesters dragged the journalist into the march with the banners and posters in his hands.
THEY CARRYED GREEK AND BYZANTINE FLAGS
Students carried Greek and Byzantine flags throughout the march. Banners with Jesus figures and various slogans were also used.
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