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Invasion of Cyprus: The Greek NIS declassified classified documents of July & August 1974 (Docs)

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the tragic events of 1974, valuable archives for the public and historians are coming to light

PM Mitsotakis: Hellenism will not stop fighting until Cyprus is reunified

The Prime Minister arrived at the Cypriot Presidential Palace was welcomed by the President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides

Erdogan provokes from the Occupied Territories: “Mitsotakis came to honor the ‘terrorists’ of EOKA” – Attack on Dendias – The Greek response

Tatar's tirade with references to Mitsotakis, Dendias & an invocation of...Andreas Papandreou - The government speaks with one voice, diplomatic sources respond

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Emotionally charged speech in Nicosia on the 50th anniversary of “Attila,” following Erdogan’s provocations

He will insist that Greece stands with Cyprus in all efforts to find a viable solution

50 years since the invasion of Cyprus: Mitsotakis & Erdogan will be on the island

Half a century has passed since the first Turkish soldier set foot on the shores of Kyrenia & the memories are still so fresh

50 years since the Turkish invasion of Cyprus: “Enough. Yeter. Enough” is Nicosia’s message

The Republic of Cyprus recalls scenes from the Turkish invasion & the first war communiqué

New extreme provocation from Tatar: Greeks view Cyprus as the 13th island & aim for the creation of “Greater Greece”

He distorts facts claiming that Greeks are expanding their sovereign rights in the Mediterranean & under this notion they "consider the seas as part of their homeland"

Turkey provokes again on the eve of the 50th Anniversary of the Cyprus Invasion: “I may come suddenly one night”

Celebratory atmosphere from the Turkish Ministry of Defense - One video shows military forces approaching a shore, another includes footage from 1974

Turkish media target Greek PM for his comments about the invasion of Cyprus

The media called the invasion a "peacekeeping operation"

Revelation about the Richard Welch murder 48 years later: Who betrayed the CIA station chief to 17N

Ron Estes, CIA No.2 in Athens in 1975, speaks for the first time about the assassination of his boss by terrorists

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