Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warns the Greek Cypriots about potential disastrous consequences of their involvement in military tension in the region emanating from Tel Aviv's war on Gaza.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warns the Greek Cypriots about potential disastrous consequences of their involvement in military tension in the region emanating from Tel Aviv's war on Gaza.Calling on regional actors to recognise the seriousness of the situation, Minister Fidan called for preventing further militarisation in the region. / Photo: AA Archive
"When we raised this issue, they suddenly declared it a logistics base. Militarising it and concealing its use for operations in the Middle East will not benefit the Greek Cypriot and Greece," Fidan stated in an exclusive interview with local TV channel Haberturk. Turning to the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza, Fidan said:"The Israeli system, led by the Netanyahu government, has a policy of using Hamas as an excuse to completely destroy the Palestinian resistance movement and to legitimise and institutionalise the occupation it has been continuing for years."
The Gaza war is an"extremely important" issue in terms of the course of the current system in the world, since the vast majority sides with the Palestinians, Fidan said, adding the US and some European states do not support the two-state solution and do not react to Israel for"stealing someone else's land."
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