Elena, I wish the video mentioned the "Turkish Federated State of Cyprus" that preceded "TRNC." "Turkish" Cypriots had other administrations before "TRNC," but the transition from the federated state to "TRNC" was a critical one--in a very negative way for "Turkish" Cypriots and Cyprus in general.

@@hsevay Hey! Thanks for your comment! You're right, we mentioned the TRNC was declared only in '83, but wish we had more time to go into the specifics

Dear Elena, congrats on your work. With all due respect, i would not agree, however, that the Cyprus issue is truly complex. On the contrary, it is quite simple and straightforward. What is all about? It's about abolishing the Republic of Cyprus and allowing Turkey's boots to step on Cyprus's soil. This crime was carefully devised BEFORE the establishment of the Republic. That's why in the foundation agreements there were provisions for guarantors and intervention rights. That's why the Turks of Cyprus were upgraded from a minority to a community in the Constitution. That's why the Greeks of Cyprus were downgraded from a majority to a community constitutionslly equal to the minority. That's why Turkey provided armaments and training to the Turks of Cyprus while the Greeks were almost totally unarmed. That's why the Turks of Cyprus turned their guns against the Greeks, provoking them, inducing them to defend themselves, playing the victims of the Greeks. NATO decided to abolish the state and placed Cyprus under the boots of NATO member States. They cheated when they proposed the establishment of a Republic (instead of the demand by the Greeks for Enosis). They cheated because they knew in advance that there were all necessary mechanisms in place that would lead such state to total failure. Such design was, yes, diabolical complex. But triggering the outcome was so simple as could be executed even by a child. Set up the so-called TC community, provide them weapons, impose on them a brutal leadership so no one TC will object (remember those TC who disagree with their leaders), provide intervention rights to Turkey, set the TC to attack the population, see the Turkish hordes landing on Cyprus's ground and the rest can be depicted by the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Look what they have done in the occupied areas since 1974. It's wrong. They do not occupy the areas. They turkify them. It's much worse. They bring settlers. The changed the names of towns. They destroy our cultural heritage. They destroyed our churches, even the graves of our grandfathers. Like a growing cancer. And they are proud of it. That's what they are. That's what the Cyprus issue is about. And they achieved all this with the strong support of the western civilised Christian countries. Look how they reacted against the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how gently the treat Turkey in relation to its invasion of Cyprus. It's disgusting. Isn't it? Disgusting but simple. Not complex at all. Please forgive me. I failed to mention the notorious Acheson Plan and the dictatorship imposed over the people of Greece. "If the Greek Government does not agree, we (USA) will change the Greek Government" they said. And they changed it. 😠

@@enentr Sude, if I spell her name correctly, if she is a real turkish Cypriot can have Cypriot citizenship and passport. Every turkish Cypriot has all the rights of a Cypriot citizen. Of course this is not happening for turkish settlers from "motherland" turkey.

@@yiannispalamas1307 Hi Yiannis, Sude is the child of a mixed marriage - a marriage between a Turkish Cypriot and a Turkish national. As such, she can't obtain the citizenship of the Republic of Cyprus, despite being born and raised in the country.

Also, University is free for KKTC Citizens in Turkey but it's paid for citizens of other countries. If you don't like Turkey, why did you took university here? Why did you benefit from free education paid for from my taxes?

She never lived in Turkey, Sude said she continued her studies remotely. There is no other place where she could have gone, because she has no passport or ID Card and the only country recognising the TRNC as such is Turkey.@@shinitai-

Medical education takes 6 years in TR. Did she become a doctor from a distance? Don't talk nonsense. Maybe she may have taken certain courses remotely during Covid. @@enentr

@@enentr you can't took medical education "remotely"

​@@enentrShe has a passport and ID card. Why do you lie? All Turkish Cypriots have the right to obtain a Republic of Cyprus identity. She could also study in European countries but Turkey offered him the right to free education.

Everything is Greek Cypriot culture brother. They stole it. Do your research dont @ me

@@paschalisiordanous4937 there is no Greek in Cyprus ,Greek Cypriots are Greek by the church they belong to. Christians of Cyprus is left behind from diferent people who ruled Cyprus over the centuries,

The Greek nationality and state was formed way before the British came to the island. Greek Cypriots already identified as Greek by the arrival of the British and they differentiated themselves from the Ottomans. Before the emergence of Greek and Turkish nationalism, the communities were differentiated by law and privileges, between Christians (Romioi) and Muslims. Nevertheless the British did indeed use nationalism as a tool of division when it suited their interests and suppressed it when it didn't. It is our task to secure peace in the future between Cyprus, Greece and Turkey but the present system is incapable of guaranteeing such peace only the common interests of the workers can do so.

Turkish Cypriots are not Greek, Period! They are Turks and should have their own state or be unified with their Turkish motherland. Southern (Greek) Cypriots also can do whatever they want.

Many Turkish Cypriots are genetically Greek. However DNA is not the only factor determining ethnicity and thus they are considered Turkish. Turkish Cypriots deserve the right of self-determination like every ethnic group but not to the detriment of others and in this case the Greek Cypriots. How are they going to have a state in an island in which in all the cities the majority of the population was Greek if not by expulsion and invasion. Would a Greek from Famagusta ever want to unite the city with Turkey? No. Thus they should have all the rights they need for peaceful co-existence as long as they do not cut off the rights of others. In this case freedom of religion, voting, citizenship, freedom of assembly and freedom of speech.@@Lyallpuriya

@@Lyallpuriyaas a Turkish speaking Cypriot i identify myself as Cypriot. Not turkish. Get out bello turko garasakal occupier!

Greek was on the island thousands of years. Even when we got occupations by other countries GreekCypriots willingly kept their Greek identity and language.

The problem is unfortunately ethnic. A Greek is a Greek a Turkish is a Turkish. I don't believe that there exists a common umbrella identity of being Cypriot even if there used to be, these days it's not palpable.Take the example of Oresti and Sude, they have nothing in common, it's nearly impossible for them to come across each other in social circles. They study in different countries, they speak different mother tongues, they have different values towards life even moral values are different due to the effect of the religion even though Turkish Cypriots are more secular than Greek Cypriots which is evident as the first president of the Republic of Cyprus was Makarios. All in all, only thing that unites them is their zeal to get across to the other side. Orestis thinks of this as a claim of territory, Sude takes this as a claim of identity in the form of acceptance a piece of paper to tell her she is Cypriot real Cypriot to travel abroad, for orestis the land of her Giagia left in the North, a childhood fairy tale

​@@nonamenoname2767could you please explaine why the British of Turkish Cypriot origin do not demand a separate State within the UK? Say, a Turkish Republic of Southern England?

Are there borders? And North? And brothers? Really? And your standard of living will be high under an environment which guarantees the continuation of the violation of every single principle of human rights? I am impressed.

@@phaedon3408 what do you call the barbed wired and road blocks that divide the island in two ? Yes north the same way Paphos is on the West , Famagusta on the East and Larnaca on the South Yes brothers for a million reasons Any questions left unanswered ?

@GN-pz2lg I call it "Attilas", Occupation, turkification, violation of international law and human rights. Not borders... No. No way, borders.

We should all learn from history, that's true, and learning from history often means not repeating the mistakes of the past, and not being forever defined by the past. That's what a United Cyprus is. The EU, Cypriot government and Greek Cypriots pose no threat to Sude in 2024 in any way. All of us in the European family of nations want to see a United Cyprus where people like Sudan aren't prisoners of Turkish nationalism and settler collonialism that they want no part of.

Onun gelişigüzel mi şeçildiğini düşünüyorsun😊

@@TheThOdOr1s While I agree with your words on importance of not repeating the past's mistakes I would slightly disagree with you on Turkish Cypriots like Sude being “prisoners of Turkish nationalism". I'm a Turkish Cypriot myself. I was born and brought up in North Cyprus and absolutely no one is prisoners of Turkish nationalism in Cyprus. Turkey provides us with money and fresh water. The only thing I would criticise about Turkey is the fact that they repopulated the North of Cyprus with the Kurds who are mostly supporting a terrorist organisation called Pkk and also bringing ignorant Turks from the mainland instead of bringing in more intellectual and smart Turks from west Turkey.

Stupid arguments. Annan plan was very unfair to the Greek Cypriots. The plan gave equal represent of the Turks and Greeks even though The Ratio of Turks to Greece was about 1:4. Furthermore Most Turks in the north are not Cypriot Turks but settlers from the mainland Turkey who came after 1974. The deal even allowed Turkish troops to remain on the island. Basically the deal allowed Turkey to militarily occupy the islands and let the people who were loyal to Turkey to control the government. Why should have the Greek Cypriots accepted such a lopsided deal?

​​​​@@ChickenVeggi Annan Plan Referendum was planned by United Nations even de name of Annan Plan Referendum comes from secretary Kofi Annan who planned it so go explain your ideas to United Nations, besides it wasn't an argument in my comment, just an example. After the ethnical clean endeavors and "enosis" idea thousands of Cyprus Turks leave their homelands and emigrated to Türkiye or necessarily moved to North side of Cyprus, your are giving ratio and speaking about Turks settlered from Türkiye but you can't ignore the truth that Cyprus Turks was the real victims of the whole process and my comment was for some grandchilds of them who are extremely ungrateful to Türkiye, if Ayşe didn't go on vacation or the Turkish government had never intervened in the situation you'd probably be giving 1: 40 (optimistically) ratio now so ı don't understand what you find stupid ?

Usually these tests only showcase DNA and genetic make up based only on recent DNA. In fact DNA in Greece also includes Albanian, Bulgarian and Romanian DNA which Greek Cypriots don't have. So Cypriot DNA is a very confused term. In fact Greek Cypriots share a very close genetic proximity with the Aegean Islands and Cretans (the Greek Cretan population is the closest genetic make up apart from Cypriot in my DNA). The fact that Turkish Cypriots have a common pre-Ottoman ancestry with the Greek Cypriots only proves that they are local people who converted, due to many reasons and used to be Greek. However nowadays after many decades and three hundred years they have completely adopted the Turkish culture and thus ethnically they are Turkish. Which of course they are is nothing wrong with it and should be respected along the other cultures of Cyprus.

Wtf is “Cypriot” There is no such thing as Cypriot DNA, since Cyprus was never in its entire history, an isolated region

​@@azmhyr There is such thing as Cypriot DNA just like how there is such thing as Irish, Sicilian and Sardinian DNA. Cyprus genetically is more isolated than Greece, Balkans. Medieval Greece and Balkans received a lot of Slavic admixture and later Greece received a lot of Albanian and Vlach admixture. Cypriots are the closest people genetically to ancient Greeks from 2000 years ago

@a_Gorilla117 I have my doubts about the isolation of Cyprus, given that it was frequently conquered by foreigners. Cypriot DNA would simply suggest that there is a separate ethnicity of some such. It's precisely this kind of thinking that allows the linobambaki to advocate for a sanitized Cypriot identity without any Hellenic element. Similarly for Sicily, it's been held by so many different people across history, it would be far fetched to claim its a cluster on its own.

@@gnulecturesillegal? After the independence of Cyprus from Britain, both Greece and Turkey had the right to militarily intervene in case the independence was threatened. And it was threatened. Eoka kicked Makarios and placed Sampson. Go search who Sampson was then talk.

Same thing they did in india? You mean making pakistan and bangladesh seperate nations?

SHE JUST EXPOSED YOUR SHAMLESS LIES.

No McDonald's store, either. As if she needs extra weight with that body.

Aslında kıbrıslıların ingiltereye yerleşme hakları da var. Acaba ne problemi var da, ingiliz yerine yunanlara özenmiş durumda

Yeah, famagust sure looked like a warzone in afghanistan

@@greekcomenterperson446 I mean bloody christmas...

Yes geographically but Cyprus is part of the European Union and its population is mostly of European ethnicity. So the Cypriots can call themselves European

@@dszxnavtiisx6384 I understand the political affiliation and ethnic affiliations but a country’s continent is based on geography. As a result, Cypriots are Asian. Would you consider Australia as apart of Europe? Most people there are of “European” descent and is apart of the Eurovision.

Hi there, thanks for the comment! While it is true that Cypriots born in the Republic, regardless of being TRNC citizens, have the right to a passport, that's not true for children of mixed marriages, which is Sude's case. One of her parents is Turkish Cypriot, but the other is Turkish, so this doesn't give her the right to the passport of the Republic of Cyprus. That of the children of mixed marriages is a hugely complicated matter in Cyprus!

@@enentr appreciate your reply! That’s why If you have already read my comment carefully I said “Turkish Cypriots who are BORN…and whose parents have roots on the island are automatically Republic of Cypres citizens” but I did not know Sude’s other parent is Turkish from mainland Türkiye. Now it makes sense. Thank you again! 🙏🏻

Moldova does want to be a part of Romania but Transnistria doesn't (it wasn't historically Romanian), and Gagauzia will only accept entering Romania if they'll stay autonomous. But if so, the Hungarians of Szekely land will want autonomy too.

That's why these ethnic conflicts are indeed in reality very complex, and oversimplifying them would be bad. Maybe some Moldovans do want reunification and feel Romanian and so would feel that's historical justice and self-determination... But what about the Gagauz people for example? They don't share this perspective at all... For them it could be viewed as the opposite. Therefore there isn't one right or wrong side of this conflict. Except of some side decides to escalate and start being violent and disproportionate.

@@gamermapper You make it complex its actually simple. Moldova is Romania and it should be back with Romania as a whole. You take small issues and make them big. We already have cities of hungarians in Romania, no1 is dying over that.

​@@savagedonutthat never be a small issue bro

facts, turkish cypriots there forgeting their heritage

proof that Turks are the peaceful one

@@guldanhare you dumb ??

Go figure it out why 200000 homes were taken and there expected to say yes. Slow slow people

@@guldanh they want to keep Turkish troops there so maybe not so simple

Geographically speaking, Cyprus is part of the Middle East

@@ArgKaiser no it's not. It's located too far to the west of Asia to be in the middle eastern region.

Cyprus is in Mediterranean sea,like Malta wich is next to afrika, or Greta

Orestis identifies as Greek Cypriot, not Greek!

Cyprus 🇨🇾 belongs to Somalia 🇸🇴

Yet Cyprus is fully independent of Greece and Turkey is the TRNC 😂

​@@mikem8211TRNC is fully independent too

@aegonskywalker TRNC is fully independent of Turkey? They pump 500 million a year into your economy? The population in the North has more mainlanders than Cypriots? Turkey builds on Cypriot land selling it to mainlanders thus not boosting the Northern Cypriot economy? Independent you say 🤣🤣🤣

Hi Irene, it can be both north and occupied. Hence why we repeatedly called it the “occupied north”. Thank you for your comment, hope you’ll watch the full video :)

​@@enentrwhat about the British? Are they occupying? If Turkish soldiers must leave what about the British and Greeks?

​@bigboyrambo2581 the Greeks do not occupy anything. If the Turkish withdraw there is no reason for the Greeks to stay. As for the British they have either to pay the rent the owe or to leave.

@@HuseyinArclar-jo1wr I hope one day your country is invaded and occupied by another bigger country. And then Remember this comment you just made. As for the properties of the Turks of Cyprus in the free area of Cyprus, are always at their disposal. They are entitled to own and use them. Nobody has taken their properties. There are no occupying troops in the free part of Cyprus. Have a nice day...

@@bigboyrambo2009 is this comment of yours, a message from His Excellency the Sultan of Turkey? I doubt. Because I do not think that Mr Erdoğan and Turkey's deep state will agree with your 50-50 proposal . They want it all. Their stomach is too large to be fed and satisfied with the 50% only. Read the leading work of your Nihat Erim. The retaking of Cyprus. Their karagioze Tatar says it every day. "2 states, next to each other, COOPERATING AMONG THEMSELVES". Turkey's plan is to make Cyprus AS A WHOLE its own protectorate in Eastern Mediterranean. If it is only half, it doesn't work. Understand?

Senin dediğin "Türkiye sizi kurtarmasaydı sizler de denize dökülecektiniz!" kelimesinin "Ben gidersen devlet yıkılır!", "Ben düşersem Almanya yok olur!", "Biz varsak doğalgaz var! Biz yoksak doğalgaz yok!" gibi diktatörce sözlerinden hiçbir farkı yok! Ayrıca eskiden Kıbrıslı Türkler ile Kıbrıslı Rumlar içiçeydi lakin daha sonra ise Yunan emperyalistleri ile Anglo-Sakson emperyalistleri tarafından ikiye bölündü bu yüzden Kıbrıs'ta birleşme olmalı tamam mı? Ayrıca Kıbrıslı Rumlar Annan Planını reddettiler Çünkü Kıbrıslı Rumlar Türkiye'den gelmiş kişilerin Kıbrıs'ta kalmasını istemiyorlar. Eğer Annan Planı kabul edilseydi Türkiye'den gelmiş insanlar Kıbrıs'ta kalacaktı. Kıbrıslı Rumlar Türkiye'den gelmiş insanları istemiyor. Çünkü Türkiye 1975'te yanlış nüfus politikası uygulayarak kendi ülkesinden KKTC'ye suça bulaşmış cahil insanları soktu ve KKTC'de suç oranları arttı. Bu durum Kıbrıslı Rumlarda ve Kıbrıslı Türklerde çok büyük bir göçmen karşıtlığına sebep oldu tamam mı?

Belfast is in Northern Ireland, a country, where the sole authority is that of Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom. There are of course different communities with different wishes for their country, but there’s no other authority (which is the case for Cyprus). We just published a video about Northern Ireland, check it out!

Because Sude is mixed marriage

She talked about the reasons -- being born in a mixed marriage in the TRNC means she only gets that citizenship, not the Republic of Cyprus' one. She also expanded on how she could get a Turkish one, and why she doesn't want it! It is indeed a very important topic.

​@@enentrthe reason is not that she is the child of a mixed marriage. The true reason is that one of her parents entered and resided in Cyprus illegally. How can one expect the legitimate authorities to provide her a citizenship? Regardless of the fact that she hasn't done anything illegal to be blamed personally. This is indeed an unfortunate situation for which, however, the State has no responsibility.

@@phaedon3408 i guess his father side is from turkey, then why she is saying she doesn't feel she belong to turkey? it is same like you born in germany to turkish father and you dont feel turkish. okey then change your name from mehmet to hans? 🤣

@@enentr why cyprus government not issuing her a passport, i see many russians got their cyprus passports who never even landed on cyprus, but cyprus state denying passport to someone born to a greek cypriot mother who lived her whole life in the island. even this example shows how cruel cyprus government would be to turkish people if the island were united.

Hi Paul, people born in the TRNC have a Cypriot ID if both their parents were also born in the country. In Sude’s case, because her mother is Turkish Cypriot but her father is a Turkish national, she doesn’t qualify.

@@enentr what happens in opposite case, if one of your parents is a Greek national?

Your family blood line has to be a Cypriot (We are from the south). My mother just got her TRNC ID. We have issue with the Republic of Cyprus (South) with the spelling of the family due to not matching up with our grandmother (mother side) Cyprus birth (Born in 1920 from Silikou) and USA death certificate. I should easily get my ID for TRNC. I'm pushing it off for the next couple of years due to my work position. Once I get the TRNC ID. I can pass it down to my son when he was born in the USA.

@@paulmattt Has to be married to a Cypriot citizen for at least 3 years; have Cypriot roots or live in Cyprus for 7 years w/temporary residence permit or 5 years as a permanent resident.

Right, it should be like in Belgium, Greek Community and Turkish Community.

All Greek flags must be removed from the south and Turkiye flags from the north. All foreign troops must leave. Britain must leave Cyprus. UN must leave Cyprus. Cypriots language should be Greek and Turkish. Greek and Turkish Cypriots must share the government 50-50. Or just forget about a united Cyprus.

But not under Greek Cyriot rules!

I cant tell*

Because it’s an occupation ?!… I’m Turk myself but it’s occupied because of massacre

How its a occupation if greeks started to kill people and raid the villages ? You guys effected by greek media too much ?@@guldanh

Yunana gerek yok hayini çok bir milletiz.

​@@guldanhur not Türk

what international law you talking about? was killing a peaceful american ambassador part of this law?

@mikewillis6033 are you referring to the USA ambassador in Nicosia in 1974? The most hated American diplomat by CIA (not to mention the State Department). Why this diplomat was not trusted by the CIA and the Department of State? Who had pulled the trigger? And why? Do your research...

From 20 July we got our freedom from oppression. 😊

@ugurosman4870 not exactly. Until 1974 Turkey oppressed only the TC. But since 1974 Turkey has been oppressing both the TC and the GC. So, if you want your freedom you have to unite with the GC and kick Turkey straight on her astra out of Cyprus. Good luck.

@HuseyinArclar-jo1wr if you are scared of the fanatics in the south, please try to imagine how much scared are the Greek Cypriots of the presence of the Turkish army in Cyprus and the intervention and guarantor rights of Turkey. That was one of the main reasons for the GC to reject the Annan Plan. If you combine the Turkish troops in Cyprus with the settlers (who are Citizens of Turkey) and the residuals of TMT you can understand the threat against the GC.

But not under Greek or GC rule. i could say the same thing to you about karabakh. C*

@@TMan1965 Karabakh belongs in Armenia...

​@@user-zi2cp4ii6bThe last time in 2020, after the victory of Azerbaijan, Karabakh became Azerbaijan's

@@ilosteverything0 Karabağ always was a part of Azerbaijan as myself from Karabağ!!!

@@ahmadovasvlog5028 Did I say something different, I said that after the victory in Karabakh, it was reconnected to Azerbaijan?

A bulgarian example come on, they put Turkish speaking Bulgarian citizens in buses and told them you are going to a journey and exported them to Turketçy by force and then these people after Bulgaria ascended to EU had some rights but with this trauma of the past, they continue to live out of Bulgaria and only go to renew their ids. Not a good and ideal example. The only difference in this story is that the Turkish Cypriots stayed on the North part of the country as it is now but this time the Greek Cypriots steal their ids and don't give citizenship to their children if they are married in north Cyprus to Turkey nationals or third country nationals.

​@nonamenoname2767 Fun fact the majority of Turkish Cypriots lived in the south predominantly Paphos. They didn't have a presence in the North which was around 90% Greek

The cultures are very similar

I am a Greek Cypriot and I can tell you that EOKA was a coup organization that took over Cyprus and Turkey used it as an excuse to invade my country ,΄[

It's certainly free for those who came from mainland Turkey and stole the homes in the North. Turkey is just like Zionist Israel in this conflict. Yet I'm sure you actually support the Palestinians in that particular conflict.

Yeah pity the litter is also freely available everywhere all over the once beautiful TRNC

bro cyprus is greek island 2000 thousand years

@@pro23creeper Bro Cyprus was never a Greek Island.

Yes, with Greece🇬🇷

​@@akritasdigenis4831no Unite Cyprus with Cypriots 🇨🇾🕊️

then unite kashmir with pakistan

Yes, with Greece

@@akritasdigenis4831If Cyprus ever decides to unite with a country, it will most likely be UK.

@@canbaydan Cypriots don't like the UK, they're a big reason why Cyprus is divided

@@akritasdigenis4831 Do you think UK would care this?

@@akritasdigenis4831 It should be like in Belgium, Greek Community and Turkish Community.

With all due respect, you know, the Cyprus debate becomes an unnecessarily heated and a divisive one when one inserts a Greek or Turkish flag or when one makes a positive reference to one side. It is a bit like praising German-speaking Swiss people in a sort of discriminatory way.. Just saying . With best wishes..😇

🇽🇰 Kosovoya selam

@@SD-ti9so Alejkum Selam to Serbian Kosovo

So you want but do not dare for a solution, in total you say no to unification federation etc

Derdiniz belli sizin, kıbrıs'ı türklerden arındırmak istiyorsunuz. Ezik sude'yi tebrik etmen de boşa değil tabi ki

Avrupali gibi hissediyormus hanimefendi 😂

@@benjaminjmillberg sorun ne hissettiği değil. Yunanı tanımıyor oluşu.

@@Horusian Anakara Yunanlari ve Kibrisli Yunanlar arasinda cok buyuk bir fark var.

@@benjaminjmillberg Haklısın, anakara yunanları uzakta olduğu için sadece tehdit edebiliyor, Kıbrıs yunanları ise seni banyonda kurşuna dizebiliyor.

​@@shinitai-yorum kısmında Rumları fena rahatsız etmişsin. Eyvallah

United Cyprus🇬🇷🇨🇾

all cyprus belongs to turks

​@@WarnamentTurkiyeCyprus is a country in the EU. Turkey can't enter the EU without recognizing Cyprus. Cyprus is not Turkey and not Greece.

@@Goldenskies__ cyprus was ruled by turks for 307 years, a greek cyprus is unacceptable

@@WarnamentTurkiye yea keep changing history.

The British did the same thing in India created a country called Pakistan. The same thing they did in Palestine, every country they left they created a mess. People need to wake up.

Did we watch the same video? She doesn’t want to come to Turkey, she feels “Eurepean” whatever that means. We we don’t agree with you

​@@cemdo9292 calm down brother. There is no need a hate or anger against her. She is just upset about development differences between 2 countries. She didn't even experience motherland. Note: I also agree upon "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus" has to recognized by other countries. Our Foreign Affairs has to work on this subject.

@@candas.minareci Iı am calm but I think you can’t read her accurately. She doesn’t see Turkey as motherland whatsoever. If it was up to me I would release them. But she doesn’t even know or she is just playing the ignorant, it was the Greek side that rejected the unıfication plan in 2004. I see no good intention in her comments or attitude

As a Turkish speaking cypriot ❤We are all Cypriots I am sure that our country Cyprus will be united one day.

Hi @tayye00, we’re glad you found this nuanced - Sude and Orestis are a great example of this shared dream for unity and peace.

@@FederalCyprus nah you're not Cypriot. You came here during ottoman empire.

​@@akritasdigenis4831and your not Cypriot as your roots come from Greece. We could do this all day.

​@@tonyrobson6457The pendulum will swing until we all are back in Africa 😂

What will happen if UN (peacekeepers) leaves? So if you get my point we should be thankful to UN and not Turkey.

​@@lenoseththe UN don't need to be there, just make a new border. Does the UN need to be at the border with Greece and Turkiye?

@@lenoseth no mate the UN are on a long holiday and got no powers it’s the Turkish army you should thank since they been there the Greeks have to behave

@@kazali8950 If the Turkish Army left today I doubt anything would change over night. I think the Cypriot government would want to find an amicable solution first without the hindrance of others meddling. Why because they would want to reassure the Turkish Cypriots

Bruh, she is not even native, that's why she has British accent 😂

Calm down leonidas. because the island never belonged to greece. There is no real greece country after rome conqured them.

@@vanophibilsiron7781 u don't know history whatsoever. Cyprus speaks Greek for 3000 years. There is nothing to be proven

@@beardlong8235 greek? bro you are just talk like turks, eat like turks, look like turks. you are just christian turks. Your traditions are same. Only different religion. Cyprus was controlled by romans, muslims, turks etc. is there any greek country controlled cyprus?

@@vanophibilsiron7781 psycho?

@@beardlong8235 Nope you just want to hear what you want. İf you look from west, you are same bro.

Are you greek speaking cypriot or greek ?

@@FederalCyprus my mum was born in Cyprus my Dad in Greece, I was born in depressing England. I want to bring my family to my roots and not be in this depressing country .

​@@sotiriskirtsides7966yeah But Cyprus is not as good as you think

@@FederalCyprus what disadvantages would you say are not great. Work, etc

@@FederalCyprus does the atmosphere not make up for any thing else lacking

Hi, if you’ve watched the video you’ve seen there’s no finger pointing from either side. They want peace, a solution, and a united Cyprus free from external influence, be that British, Greek or Turkish.

​@@enentrThe video doesn't reflect the general public opinion take this video as the Chubby Barbie in the North Cyprus soon at theaters 😂

@@enentr But it is missing the terror of EOKA. It doesn't mention about it at all.

​@@kemalugurelEOKA fought for the freedom of Cyprus. What was peculiar is that the Turks fought EOKA.

These are personal opinions, and as we specified, they do not represent those of an entire population regarding a subject that is so complex and divisive - your opinion isn’t representative either.

Sude was born in the country, her mother is Turkish Cypriot -- it appears that she is not a guest, rather a citizen.

Turkish Cypriots are not Turkish They are Cypriots there is a huge difference which some people fail to grasp. Too much TRT does not help

@@sanhas1976 Are you Turkish or Cypriot ?

are you Turkish or Cypriot?

Sude has SMOKED YOUR TURKISH LIES. Turkey is nothing more than an oppressor. Sude EXPOSED YOU GUYS FOR WHAT YOU ARE.

Good, I'm Turkish and proud. I would never identify as a European.