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Ioannou pays tribute to fallen soldiers at Potamia memorial service · Cyprus Report

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Ioannou pays tribute to fallen soldiers at Potamia memorial service

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Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou attended a memorial service honoring the 28 soldiers of the 398th Infantry Battalion who were killed during the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus.
The ceremony took place on July 19, 2026, in Potamia, Cyprus.
Ioannou emphasized the ongoing responsibility to remember the sacrifice of the soldiers and the importance of striving for a resolution to the Cyprus issue.
The service included tributes to the soldiers and recognized their contributions to the defense of the country.
Ioannou's remarks underscored the need for continued efforts from future generations regarding national unity and reconciliation.

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Ioannou honours Potamia’s fallen soldiers at memorial serviceCyprus Mail · 2 days ago

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Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou attended a memorial service honoring the 28 soldiers of the 398th Infantry Battalion who were killed during the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus.
The ceremony took place on July 19, 2026, in Potamia, Cyprus.
Ioannou emphasized the ongoing responsibility to remember the sacrifice of the soldiers and the importance of striving for a resolution to the Cyprus issue.
The service included tributes to the soldiers and recognized their contributions to the defense of the country.
Ioannou's remarks underscored the need for continued efforts from future generations regarding national unity and reconciliation.

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