insan wrote:Oracle wrote:insan wrote: ... It seems the target was not the civilians and there's no report that civilians were targeted..
For the revisionist Turks who deny the slaughter they sow.
Eye-witness accounts by the
BBC of GC civilian casualties from bombs, shells and Napalm-like burns, later CONFIRMED.
Please click on the VIDEO in this article to see civilian GC casualties from Turkish jets, indiscriminately attacking ...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/date ... 037898.stm
The eye-witness GC doctor did not mention anything abt the ones died or wounded by napalm bombs were civilians or not...
It's very sad to witness your desperation to rewrite history to suit your "new Turkish nation of Cyprus". They must pay you well to nit-pick constantly and post profusely your re-written version.
But, they didn't use the term "civilian" as formally as we do, perhaps not realising the desperate distinction Turks would attempt many years later to appear careful (we saw how careful they were in 1974, or were there
no civilian casualties then as well, insan?). Makarios used the term "innocent" people and the fact the investigator at no point called any of them soldiers and clearly it was not a Military establishment/hospital ... plus the doctor said people were rushing in to the hospital crying for help means they weren't brought in by military vehicles or some such means.
Also this is in the accompanying BBC article and not queried or denied by the interviewer after what he saw for himself.
The Greek-led Cypriot government said Turkish jets had dropped 750lbs (340 kg) of bombs and napalm on their strongholds in north-west Cyprus.
"The whole area is on fire," said a spokesman for the Cypriot government.
"We cannot estimate casualties but there must be hundreds. Whole villages have been wiped out."