The Pseudo-State "ceded" 6,500 acres of land in Yaloussa to a Turkish university "I am not saying anything at all! This is just the occupation."
The Pseudo-State has ceded 6,500 acres of land in occupied Yalusa to a university from Turkey, columnist Serhat Injirli reported today in Yeni Dusen.
According to the GMP, recalling that the issue of granting 100 acres of land in occupied Nicosia to Rauf Rauf Denktash's "university" had arisen in the past, Injirli adds that at that time Serdar Denktash, Rauf Denktash's son, was "minister of finance" and there were even marches on this issue.
"I am not saying anything at all! Just 'this is the occupation', you don't need to describe it differently! Occupation is such a thing that one day even the person who sacrifices his life to bring the occupier into the country becomes a 'traitor'."
Serhat Injirli adds that "those who gobble you up like a pill if you give 100 acres of land to a local university and moreover to a university whose name is Raouf Raif Denktash, just 'applaud' when a 6,500-acre beach is given to a university or a football club from Turkey."
Source: CNA
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