Stolen Cars Used by North's 'Finance Ministry' for Official Business, Ex-Negotiator Claims
A shocking revelation has emerged, with former Turkish Cypriot chief negotiator Kudret Ozersay alleging that the north's 'finance ministry' is utilizing stolen cars for official purposes. Ozersay's political party, the HP, has obtained legal opinions from the north's chief public prosecutor, sparking concerns about corruption and misuse of authority. This scandal raises questions about the transparency and accountability of the 'finance ministry', with potential implications for the Cyprus problem. Key issues of corruption and governance are being highlighted, with the need for anti-corruption measures and transparency in government affairs. The use of stolen cars for official business is a serious concern, with Ozersay's claims sparking widespread outrage and calls for investigation.
