Примеры использования To south cyprus на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There have been attempts to portray the sale of armaments and missiles to south Cyprus as the mere fulfilment of a trade contract.
This pertains to South Cyprus controlled by the Greek Cypriot administration, which purports to be the"Government of Cyprus. .
People who buy consumer goods from Turkish Cypriot shops in TRNC are faced with difficulties on their way back to south Cyprus.
All of the Greek Cypriots who opted to cross to South Cyprus over the years have been exclusively interviewed by UNFICYP, which confirmed that the transfer was voluntary and not out of any sort of oppressive policies or restrictions.
The terminology in paragraph 21 falls short of reflecting the preventive Greek Cypriot attitude regarding the crossing of commercial vehicles from North to South Cyprus.
Referring to the recent visit to South Cyprus by the Greek Defence Minister, Mr. Akis Tsohatzopoulos, the Greek Cypriot daily, Fileleftheros, of 23 November 1996 reported that"net decisions have been taken for the extension of the joint defence doctrine.
In this connection, the Greek Cypriot daily Fileleftheros of 29 May 1999,refers to an agreement which entails the delivery of 12 such systems to South Cyprus.
On 27 June 2006, Mr. Osman Sarper,a Turkish Cypriot architect was arrested by the Greek Cypriot police while crossing to South Cyprus through the Metehan(Ayios Dhometios) checkpoint for possessing building plans and documents related to land, which was claimed to be formerly owned by the Greek Cypriots.
Another absurd example showing the extent of the ultra-nationalist hysteria among the Greek Cypriots is related to tomatoes brought into South Cyprus from the Turkish Cypriot side.
All the Greek Cypriots who opted to cross to South Cyprus over the years have been interviewed exclusively by the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus which confirmed that the transfer was voluntary and not the response to any sort of oppressive policies or restrictions.
The Greek Cypriot daily Politis dated 25 March 2000 reported that Greece will donate a destroyer equipped with Exocet missilesas well as patrol vessels and other military hardware to South Cyprus.
It has been reported in the Greek Cypriot press that the new five-year arming programme of the Greek Cypriot National Guard was taken up during the visit to south Cyprus of the Greek Defence Minister Akis Tsohatzopoulos between 21 and 24 November 1996.
It is interesting that paragraph 18 of the report, which deals with trade across the buffer zone, fails to mention Greek Cypriot obstructionism regarding the movement of goods andvehicles from north to south Cyprus.
The remarks made by the President of Greece, Constantinos Stephanopoulos, during his four-day official visit to South Cyprus from 25 to 28 June 1998 to the effect that"Cyprus itself is Greece"(Greek Cypriot press of 26 June 1998) sheds light on the true political and military objectives of the Greek-Greek Cypriot front.
With the adoption of the"Joint Military Doctrine" by theGreek Cypriot administration and Greece in 1993, the former has been integrated into the military sphere of the latter by the extension of Greek air and naval power to South Cyprus.
Furthermore, the Greek Foreign Minister, Mr. Papandreou, during his visit to South Cyprus between 11 and 13 March 2001, made a point of visiting the Paphos Military Air Base, which was constructed within the framework of the"Joint Military Doctrine" and allocated for use of the Greek Air Force, and openly stated that their joint aim is to increase the military capabilities of the Greek Cypriot administration.
Noteworthy in this context has been the political stormthat has engulfed South Cyprus over the disclosures made by Mr. Andonis Karas, a Greek Cypriot Member of Parliament, regarding large-scale arms transfers from Greece to South Cyprus.
This Greek Cypriot mentality, which created the Cyprus question, assumes that while officials from Greece, including the President, the Prime Minister, the Foreign Minister andother high ranking officials have the right to pay official visits to South Cyprus, officials from Turkey, which is a Guarantor Power under the 1960 Treaty of Guarantee and the motherland of the Turkish Cypriot people, have no such right.
It is noteworthy, in this context, that the Greek Army Chief of Staff, Athanios Tzoganis, concluded a three-day visit to South Cyprus on 24 April 1998, during which he assured the Greek Cypriots that the so-called"joint military doctrine" will be expanded and stated that his departure from South Cyprus by way of flying out of the newly constructed"Andreas Papandreou" military airbase at Paphos symbolized Greece's commitment to the Greek Cypriot armed forces Greek Cypriot press of 23 and 25 April 1998.
The Greek Cypriot dailies Politis and Mahi both reported, on 3 and 4 March 2000, respectively, that, in the context of the"Joint Military Doctrine",Greece had donated to South Cyprus a patrol vessel equipped with modern weapons and communications systems.
On 11 September 2006, Mr. Murat Kanatlı, a journalist and the editor of the Turkish Cypriot newspaper Yeniçağ, an ardent supporter of unification in the island,was subjected to a humiliating search by a Greek Cypriot customs officer while passing to South Cyprus at the Ledra Palace checkpoint.
Mr. Karas, who holds the Vice-Chairmanship of the Greek Cypriot House of Representatives Defence Committee,was faced with a storm of protests after reports appeared in the Greek Cypriot press quoting him as having stated that"lately Greece has been sending sophisticated weaponry valued at hundreds of millions of dollars to South Cyprus, including tanks operated by Greek personnel" Greek Cypriot dailies Fileleftheros and Simerini of 8 January 1999.
Although the EU Commission declared in its report[COM(2006)551] dated 25 September 2006 that tomatoes being traded through the Green Line Regulation were not originated from Turkey,the Greek Cypriot daily Machi, an ultra-nationalist newspaper, kept abusing the issue by insisting that the tomatoes produced in Turkey were coming to South Cyprus through North and seriously endangering the health of the Greek Cypriots.
The efforts of the Greek-Greek Cypriot duo to integrate South Cyprus with Greece is not limited to membership in the EU alone.
The following recent reports bear testimony to the perilous trend in South Cyprus.
Military build-up in South Cyprus has reached unprecedented levels.
Such cases have been unfolding one after another in South Cyprus.
Such cases have been unfolding one after the other in South Cyprus.
The weapons find is reported to be one of the largest ever made in South Cyprus.
Greek fighter planes bombed mock targets in South Cyprus using live ammunition.