President Tatar Unites Turkish Cypriots as Champions
The Turkish Cypriot President Ersin Tatar has expressed his solidarity and respect for the “Champion Angels” who lost their lives in the February 6 earthquake. He hailed the unity and strength of the Turkish Cypriot people, emphasizing how the whole world has seen their resilience in the face of tragedy. President Tatar spoke at a commemoration program held at Famagusta Rauf Raif Denktaş Culture and Congress Palace to honor the earthquake victims.
He lamented the enduring pain of the February 6 earthquake and expressed admiration for the families of the victims, acknowledging their fight for justice. Tatar also highlighted the difficulties faced by the Turkish Cypriots due to isolation and embargoes, which restrict the movement of young people and prevent them from participating in sports activities outside of Turkey.
The President shared his account of the immediate aftermath of the earthquake, acknowledging the efforts made to respond to the crisis and ensure that justice prevails. Tatar expressed his gratitude to former Minister of National Defense, Hulusi Akar, and other dignitaries for joining the commemoration ceremony and supporting the Turkish Cypriot community during this difficult time.
In closing, President Tatar offered his heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and the nation as a whole, expressing his hope for justice to prevail. The tragedy of the “Champion Angels” has left a lasting impact on the Turkish Cypriot community, and their memory continues to inspire unity and strength among the people.
