
In the message published on the 82nd anniversary of the exile of Meskhetian Turks on November 14, 1944, it was emphasized that the great pain and longing for the homeland were not forgotten.
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On November 14, 1944, Meskhetian Turks were exiled from their ancestral lands.
Duran, who published a message on his social account on the occasion of the 82nd anniversary of the exile of Turks from Ahıska, said:
"The great pain experienced by the Meskhetian Turks, who were separated from their ancestral lands 82 years ago, continues to live as a deep wound in the collective memory of our nation. We have not forgotten, and will not forget, the lives lost on the roads of exile, the families torn apart and the longing for the homeland that has not subsided for generations. I remember with mercy our compatriots who lost their lives on the anniversary of the Meskhetian Exile of November 14, 1944, and I wholeheartedly share the pain of our Meskhetian Turk brothers."
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