The final vindication of the sacred Cypriot struggle, by reaching a just and viable solution based on the United Nations Decisions and the European acquis, is our top pursuit and our debt to history, President of Greece Katerina Sakellaropoulou, said on Saturday. Sakellaropoulou, attended this morning in Athens a memorial in honour of those who lost their lives during the coup and the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974, and then laid a wreath at the Monument to the Unknown Soldier. In her statement, Sakellaropoulou emphasised that "fifty years have passed today since the barbaric invasion of the Turkish troops in Cyprus, a period of time during which the occupation of more than a third of its territory continues, in violation of any concept of international legality." "We do not forget the heroes, Cypriots and Greeks, who resisted the invader with unparalleled bravery and sacrificed their lives fighting the enemy, while we continue to stand by the families of the missing, until the fate of all of them is a scertained," she noted. "The final vindication of the sacred Cypriot struggle, by finding a just and viable solution based on the United Nations Decisions and the European acquis, is our top pursuit and our debt to history," she concluded, Source: Cyprus News Agency
Vindication of Cyprus struggle our debt to history, Greek President says
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