The MIT arrested a Greek Cypriot soldier

October 22, 2011 | Filed under: Featured News,INTEL,National Guard

The Turkish MIT arrested a Greek Cypriot soldier, serving in a key post in the National Guard. The soldier went to the occupied part of Cyprus for shopping, where a staged case of theft from a store was set up against him. The soldier was interrogated for 24 hours and eventually they proposed him that they would close the case if he was willing to become a MIT’s spy over lavish financial compensation.

According to the Cypriot daily “Fileleftheros” this incident is not the only one. The Chief of the National Guard describes this incident in an order issued to commanders, explaining them the methods of the MIT, and that the special department of the army recorded many such incidents. He also reminds them that for those serving in the military it is forbidden to go to the occupied part of the island and that the same applies to members of their families as they can also fall victims of the MIT.

Sources:
strategyreports
onalert.gr

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  • Abden

    The euphoria generated by the opening of the various crossing poins to the North of Cyprus has not as yet subsided.
    Guards who are supposed to guard us against the occupiers leave their post to enter the area they are supposed to be protecting us from for shipping!!! ( Not only silly guards but supposedly clever politicians (Sarris) that ought to know better, fall into the euphoric trap)
    We must be mad, blind,ignorant or amnesiacs, perhaps all four, to think that by crossing to the North we are entering North Cyprus. It is the case geographically but not politically or culturally.
    In fact by showing our pass at the crossing point we automatically accept and recognise that these are bortders and we are about to enter a foreign country. Not a Turkish Cypriot one but a Turkish entity. Afterv all the TC are in a minority.
    We are suffering from collective amnesia even blindness. By going to the North we are forgetting what has happened not so long ago and blind to the distraction of our culture.
    We aught to be enraged by what happened not leaving our post to go shopping!!! Unbelivable.