Israel Denies Report of Plans to Send Troops to Cyprus
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IBT – Israel has denied a report by Turkish media that it plans to deploy 20,000 soldiers and commandos to Greek Cyprus in order to protect its energy projects there.
In a written statement, the Israeli foreign ministry declared that the claims by the Anatolia news agency were “baseless and disconnected from reality.”
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