Trial of Five Greek Cypriots Continues in Occupied Nicosia

The "trial" of five Greek Cypriots continued at the "military court" in occupied Nicosia. The proceedings focused on testimonies from "police officers" regarding the electronic entry and exit recording system at the checkpoints.

One of the "defendants" was transferred to a hospital in the pseudo-state for examination, following a court order, due to health problems. During the hearing, five "police officers" testified, including officials from the "immigration department" and the "IT department."

The defense challenged the reliability of the crossing recording system. A witness from the "IT department" admitted to "minor changes" in the data of one "defendant." In addition, a circular was submitted regarding the duties of "employees" at the checkpoints.

The "trial" will continue on Wednesday, with the prosecution expected to call two more witnesses. The hearing concerns the charge of violating the "military zone" and "illegal" entry into the occupied territories. The hearing for the remaining charges will continue on Friday.