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[Cyprus Times] Protest "suplex" to UNFICYP over part of the bastion at Paphos Gate

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Protest to UNFICYP about part of the bastion at Paphos Gate.They asked to "abandon this practice".According to information, it is a part near the Catholic church of Timios Stavros, which is used as a parking lot when the church is open

Officials of the UN Peacekeeping Force - UNFICYP were summoned to the "Ministry of Foreign Affairs" of the pseudo-state in the past, and protested about what is happening at the bastion near Paphos Gate.

As reported in the occupied territories, an announcement by the "υπεξ" in response to a report in yesterday's Halkin Sessi that in that area keyed passports have been placed,[/B] which are being removed and E/C are using that area despite the fact that it is under the jurisdiction of UNFICYP and the key to the passports is held by an E/C citizen.


The "suplex" says that when peacekeeping force officials were summoned to their "ministry" they were asked to "abandon this practice."[/URL][/LIST][/LIST]

The "suplex" says that when peacekeeping force officials were summoned to their "ministry" they were asked to "abandon this practice. It is added that a UNFICYP statement on the matter said that the area was opened for civilian use, with the "ministry" claiming that this statement is unfortunate and that it is obvious that "the area was given to the TCs since the TCs do not have access". Opening the area for civilian use was never on the agenda until today, the "suplex" continues.

"We expect the UN Peacekeeping Force to immediately reverse this erroneous practice in the buffer zone and restore the area in question to its previous status before the Greek Cypriot civilian violations," the statement concludes

As KYPE is informed, it is a section under the Paphos Gate bastion, near the Catholic Church of Timios Stavros, which is used as a parking area when the church is open and for this reason there is a key for the stalls which is used by a man of the church committee. This arrangement is not recent.


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