Greek Cypriot arrested on suspicion of espionage released

Greek Cypriot Andreas Soutzis, who was detained in Northern Cyprus for more than a month on charges of photographing the 1st degree military forbidden zone, was released today.

Soutzis was welcomed by his fans and went to Southern Cyprus.

A Greek Cypriot named Andreas Soutzis, who participated in the Turkish-Greek peace activities, was on trial in Famagusta on charges of espionage.

Andreas Soutzis, a power tool repairman in the Greek Cypriot administration, is a well-known name in Turkish-Greek bi-communal peace activities.

After staying at a hotel in Mehmetçik village on the Karpaz peninsula on August 26, Soutzis transferred to the Greek Cypriot Administration and started to be sought after a cleaning staff reported to the police a radio he found in the room.

The Greek Cypriot was detained while re-entering the TRNC on 3 September.

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