“I was ashamed to be a Turkish Cypriot”: Former MEP apologises over the killings of Isaak and Solomou
Marking 30 years since the events in Deryneia, Niyazi Kizilyurek recounts what he witnessed and accuses the Turkish state, the deep state and nationalist organisations of working together
30 years since the killings of Isaac and Solomou: They were killed in front of cameras, yet the perpetrators were never tried
The crimes were captured frame by frame, the suspects were identified, yet no one was ever brought to trial. Instead, some of those implicated even went on to political careers in the Turkish-controlled north of Cyprus
At the Acropolis, the Cypriot motorcyclists of the “Isaak–Solomou Memorial Initiative”
As part of the major tour they are undertaking to mark 30 years since the sacrifice of the two heroes, they also met with the Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament, Konstantinos Tasoulas
