What happens if you CROSS the BORDER to North Cyprus?
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2023
- This is my first video about North Cyprus. I get a lot of questions about this topic, and so I decided to spend one day in Nicosia and cross the border.
This is not a political video. This is just me driving to Nicosia, eating there and talking to some people. Everything completely objective and with no bad intentions. That's it.
My friend Jonathan Schöck and me drove to Nicosia and I crossed the border to North Cyprus the first time. We walked around, ate some food and talked to people to get a feeling of this part of Cyprus.
As I am creating videos about Cyprus for a long time now, I think it's also important to talk about this as well. As you see, I try to do it as professional and objective as possible, and if you want me to do more in depth videos, let me know.
Pretty quickly, I realized that fewer people talk Greek and many people talk Turkish there. Also, there are a lot of tourists around. It was definitely an interesting experience, and I am very curious about what you think of this video.
I also want to know if I should do more about Northern Cyprus. I am thinking about some longer trips and talking to locals there. Let me know your opinion!
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hi
i am loving your videos
I came to Cyprus after seeing your blog
Hi, I am wondering about a thing. Does Greek Cypriots goes to North at all? I read a lot of comments and Greek Cypriots are saying that they protest North so they don’t go there at all. Not even for a day until Turkiye’s invasion end. Is that true?
Awesome video. Thanks!
Molohiya is picked every year in summer, dried and cooked as a casserole with meat or chicken in North Cyprus. It is traditional Cypriot Turkish food.
It is traditional amongs Greek Cypriots too and in fact even in Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt - known with teh same name.
Is the prices of petrol cheaper in the Turkish north of Cyprus vs the Cyprus European prices?
slightly cheaper in the north.
About two times 😂😂😂
The woman was making molokhiyya from the young/dried leaves of the jute plant. Jute stems are used to make fibre, including twine. Molokhiyya the way mum makes it is a one pot dish cooked with lamb and tomato. A very much acquired taste but addictive once you get it😊
I'm greek and i study in Cyprus since 2019.
I have visisted the Ledras crossing point many times this year.
Nice video! Are they driving like in the South, on the left side of the road?
Thank you! They also drive on the left side, like in the South, yes. The infrastructure is from the British colony times, and the Brits traditionally drive on the left side
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Verry nice Rico all the best
Can I go to Greece after visiting Cyprus?
Did they put a stamp in your passport when entering the occupied area?
No, they just scanned it
Thanks!@@Rico
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
❤ great traveler and best regards. Thanks for infoming us great work bro.
You visited the part of the country that is mostly inhabited by Turkish settlers, not by native indigenous Turkish-speaking Cypriots, I would appreciate it more as a Cypriot (Turkish speaking) to see introduction of Turkish-speaking Cypriots, not solely the Turkish settlers.
Can you tell us what's the difference between the two mentioned above?
@@leoprg5330 I already responded to you once but my comment keeps being deleted. That is why I will take a screenshot of this one and expose it if this one also gets deleted. So, the Turkish-speaking Cypriots (Turkish Cypriots) are the native and indigenous populations of the Republic of Cyprus and the European Union. Turkish Cypriots are among the most liberal Muslims in the Western world as we never go to the mosque or cover our heads, we have anti-discrimination laws for LGBT people and the media is free where newspapers can have headlines exposing the Turkish invasion and its consequences. However, in the video, most of the people he encountered are overwhelmingly Turkish settlers who are very different culturally compared to Turkish Cypriots and the border gate is very close to the places where they live. therefore, he crossed but without talking to locals, he started to talk with Turkish settlers who do not represent us. On the contrary, we are actually very against Turkish interventions and influence on our country and their increasing population is becoming a growing concern for Turkish Cypriots. You can read the following article by one of the leading newspapers in the UK, www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/26/thousands-of-turkish-cypriots-demonstrate-against-ankara As a Turkish Cypriot, I have never seen for example a single woman covering their head. We are culturally very different from Turkish settlers. We do not even speak the exact same language. Turkish Cypriots speak Cypriot Turkish which has its own unique words as well as influence of Greek and Italian.
@@TheLastDividedCapital I agree with everything that is said. This is why I said I would appreciate it more to see the introduction of locals. Not the settlers.
@@TheLastDividedCapital thanks for explaining, I just returned after 4 days in North Nicosia. I was interested if there's a difference in rights to move across the island and EU between these two groups. Do the native Turkish Cypriots and those who moved from continental Turkey hold same passport (EU one), are they citizens of Cyprus to same degree? Or are they classified as Turkish expats who came to North Cyprus for work?
Love your short video of Northern Cypress. Can you do another on driving from south to north and back, and what housing is like in the north?
It's amazing most of the new modern apartments or villas of course you can find resale older properties aswell
Loving Ur videos 🥰 dreaming about moving to cyprus one day 🎉
Thank you! It's definitely possible, you will love it!🙂
🥰 i know one day ill get it thanks for ur videos 💗@@Rico
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Is it difficult to take the car over? Seems you left it before you crossed the border.
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Hey, yes, we left it before the border because we first wanted to see everything by walking. I didn't try it with the car yet, but I will update you here when I do!
good video, bro ❤
Thank you!
A union would be great. Everyone wants peace
Can u cross the border with any passport or just EU passport let me know. Thank u
Another cool topic covered by Rico, He explained the situation better than a local could. Keep up the good work. With Rico as President maybe the Cyprus border dispute could be settled!.
Thank you for your comment. That would surely be a big mission, but not impossible!
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
@@Ricocan you help me- how can I book insurance for a rental car coming from the south to north? There is one you buy at borders but it only covers around 100€ right…?
@@clararoessler7483 You will find insurance companies as soon as you cross teh check point - pretty much the same on either side.
hello rico i am turkish cypriot. I would love to welcome you to the north side one day. The place you went to Büyük Han is a very old and important historical place in terms of our culture and history. The sitting woman was plucking the leaves of the Molehiya plant, which is the special dish of Cyprus, from the stems. Meal is a dish made from molehiya leaves, red meat or chicken. 🙏🏻 ❤
Great video! Would love to see more of the north side. 👍
Was a nice day bro 🔥
Yes bro, thanks for the nice idea. See you soon!😊
Such a beautiful part of the country. Great professional and objective video. I was lucky enough to just spend two weeks in the North 💖 Just uploaded my vlog of it too.
We drive across to the occupied portion 1 time. We have never walked. Thank you. It looks very different on foot then via car. Also it seems that when you walk there was much more personal interaction with people in shops etc. interesting to see. Thank you for all of your great content from all of your videos!😊
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Thank you very much for your kind comment as well. I haven't done it with the car yet, how was it? Easy? Did you need insurance?
@@Rico It was very easy. Took 5-10 minutes to get the insurance and off we went. It was right next to the booth where you give your passport. We drove to the coast and looked at my mother in- laws house that was taken from her in the invasion in the 70’s. There seems to be a lot of things being developed on the coast. Businesses, homes and high rises. It was nice to do one time. It seems that walking was a bit more personal then driving.
@@carosagp1Thanks for letting me know and the explanation! Sounds easy, great!
Great vlog ive been to the north a couple of time i like it too
Definitely liked the North side of Cyprus lovely friendly planning to move next year we hope.
Good luck 😂😂
Depends what passport you have. If it's turkish you might not be allowed back.
It's always interesting to look across the border. But I'd love to see the northern part more in details. Hopefully in another video. PS : for your friend😉: How are you? in albanian is not "ShiSH je ?" but "Si je ?" (if you know the guy). Otherwise, it's "Si jeni ?"
Thank you, Raffaello! Yes, seeing that people are interested in this topic shows me that I should show further details. Next video will be much more in depth.😊
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Bro you should host an Octoberfest with all the followers here in Cyprus haha 😂👍🏼
Funny idea actually😂
You are always welcome to North Cyprus ❤🎉
Thank you!😊❤️
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
08:50 Sorry, but you are a bit too ill-informed on a a number of issues, e.g., people pay quite a lot of taxes in the north. In fact, given the sanctions, you tend to pay more in the absence of a diversified economy and presence of sanctions. However, your video on buying property in the north was more or less spot on accurate. I've just discovered your channel. In fact, in old town, you will mostly find touristy stuff or in some quarters settlers from Turkey and elsewhere. Once you are out of the old town boundaries then you start discovering true blue Cyprus and in fact, to anyone's surprise, you'll find hell lot of similarities between Turkish and Greek Cypriots (despite the 50-year division). If you have a car, you can cross to north, get insurance and roll on. It's really worth it. Just be careful with road quality. As far as driving quality is concerned Greek and Turkish Cypriots are just as bad as each other =)))) but surely better than their mainland cousins. Have good one with your channel and life in Cyprus.
Nice and informative video again my friend, thank you!
Thank you as well for your comment!
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
I'm glad my first visit to Cyprus was in December, when the weather was nice, and not in August when the weather was a burning hell. (In August, I stay home in Israel and hide in the air conditioning.)
Cypriots can cross to the other side either with their ID (Cypriot) or Passport. Not sure if other EU citizens can use ID.
It's much more interesting to go there by car. There are many places to explore and discover.
It's good to carry with you a document with car details (e.g. insurance or ownership title) because they will ask info (year of manufacture, engine CCs, number of passengers, model etc).
You can buy car insurance for either 1 month, 3 months, 6 months or 12 months.
You will wait in queue before you cross to the other side (on a busy day/time it could take up to 1 hour).
Driving there is easy, but beware of traffic cameras.
They are everywhere!
Prices are generally lower there. Some people buy petrol there (it's -40% of the price here).
When I crossed for the first time about 10 year's ago, they nearly didn't let me across due to something on their computer. I knew what it was.
What was it?
We would like to learn whether you get paid by someone to specifically represent Turkish Cypriots wrongly. Because you go and film the Turkish settlers, not the native Turkish Cypriot people. There are many people that I know who got in touch with you to ask, is there any specific reason why you always reject to answer this question?
13:00 Ihr macht irgend etwas falsch ich Wohne in Nord Nicosia und ich zahle für ein Standart Döner 3.50Euro und Halbes Hänchen mit 2x Toast 2.50Euro.
Maybe suggest a 14 y old boy to study before any business, knowledge and wisdom helps a lot. Too many young people dream to do business without willing to study. This equation is quite difficult for success but not impossible.
It's so weird to watch this and see places and think "I've been there! I ate in that restaurant in northern Cyprus!"
We have to support North Cyprus they need money we need to help and we have to go cross the border to buy petrol
and we are watching you from Israel ) Thanks a lot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Like u much !
You are doing a great job, I have always wanted to meet you in person.
Thank you! We will surely meet one day.😊
Wow the people are friendly and nice place but the problem is the climate
Are you from Germany or Poland? 🤔
Good question, both actually. My family is from Poland, and they moved to Germany in the 90's. So I was raised bilingual, and I speak both languages fluently.
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
El video muy interesante. Lo que no me gusta es que promueves el pago con la tarjeta, incluso pagaste con el telefono. No go for me.
Theoretically you should not call it a ( border ) because it’s not a border. Greek side sees it as ( Green line ) which means peace line. When you call it border you automatically legitimate to r occupation by Turkey and the occupied territories. Of course Im not you are in the process of learning it.
Realistically it is though, North Cyprus has it own culture and people. Stop being brainwashed and look into history of the inhabitants.
@@theunknownnova2488 what are you talking about? is a result of ethnic cleansing and killing. The occupied north part of Cyprus Republic had a consciously Greek history of over 2.500 years until 1974.
It's a ceased fire line.
It's actually called a buffer zone, which is occupied by the UN
North Cyprus is a separate country with strong rules and regulations
Well done Rico. Just looked up some info on the Doner in Germany - I had a great one last time I was in Berlin.
Turkish doner, which was once popularized in Germany in 1970 by Turkish immigrants, is the most preferred food in Germany now. Despite the uncertainty of who was the first person to invent Turkish doner kebab, the immigrant Kadir Numan is widely credited for Turkish doner and its popularization in Berlin. Apart from the unknown inventor of Turkish doner kebab, it is a fact that Turkish doner shops in Berlin have outnumbered the ones in Turkey’s capital city, Istanbul.
Having an authentic feature by being cooked and cut into pieces on a vertical rotisserie, Turkish doner has become the most preferred food in Germany and especially among Berliners, who used to prefer their own traditional sausage, currywurst. The popularity of Turkish doner has started after Turks’ immigration to the country and now it is clearly seen from the surveys that this cuisine has received the title as the most preferred food in Germany.
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Hey Peter, thanks for your comment. Yes, I can absolutely confirm that. I still remember that in Germany, the people love doner kebab. Me included. Sometimes I miss the typical German version of doner kebab in Cyprus. I haven't found the same doner here, yet!
Rico become a Cypriot politician make difference ❤
The north part of Cyprus is also actually in EU as the island was admitted as a whole however the occupying forces, Turkey, make them use Euro and also their rules etc
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
7:25, Molokhia is more a Middle Eastern Dish. It's very dark green almost a soup/paste and it's served over white rice. They use Spinach, Jute/Jew Mallow or Saluyot
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Thanks for letting me know, interesting!
Dude, I wrote you a message on LinkedIn months ago, telling you that I live in the North, you did not respond to it. You crossed to North first time after 4 years? Damn...
🥰nice
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Thanks for this nice vdo. please go to North with your car, you could show us then more. Car insurance is easy to get at the border.
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thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
If you go back with a car, I would be interested to see the Morphou Bay region
I went Germany. Almost nobody speak German... :)
Hey Rico! That is the Turkish Cyprus that has been saved from greek eoka genociders
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Like russia who invaded to Ukraine to save Russia people there,invasion is invation,this an excuse for an invasion
Its occupied cyprus,not recognised .
🤩😍❤🙏
To “Occupied Cyprus”….
Why did you let them occupy ?? Why didn't you defend ??
Why did you start to ethnically cleanse the island? You killed thousands of Turkish Cypriots. Eoka terrorists and Greek nationalists are the problem
@@myigity😂
@@myigity because Cyprus population 500 thousand and Turkey population 86 Million
@@myigityAlso while turkish troops were invading an important part of Cypriot army was busy with attacking the neighbourhoods and living areas of its own citizens of Turkish origin.
Welcome to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus! Hope you enjoyed your stay. Don’t listen to the mad Greeks in the comment section. They love to share propaganda and false information. Also be mindful of saying you went to the North when you get back to south Cyprus as they are quite Racist and might attack you for visiting the other side..
No?? We want peace ☮️
That's the most ridiculous comment so far. As a Greek Cypriot I visit the North of the buffer zone every time I go to Cyprus so I do not forget my roots and I tell anybody who is interested and I am still in one piece.
Cyprus is for Cypriots regardless of their religion or language. Stop spreading lies.
Very interesting. I know it’s a contentious subject, but it’s interesting to see the northern side of the island or TRNC.
When I was on holiday in Cyprus I did want to visit the North, but unfortunately I ran out of time!
I believe the Russians are investing heavily on the western shores.
Thank you.
Thanks for your comment, yes I realize that it is contentious, however some people asked for this, so I tried to make it as cautious as possible.
@@Rico
I could tell you were being as diplomatic as possible. You did a good job.
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Hi Rico, a pleasant video but not an exceptional one as per your normal ones. I was expecting a video taking you all over the Northern Side and showcasing the differences between the two.However,I do understand that it would take quite sometime for this production. Perhaps in the future. I am originally from Egypt but have lived in Sydney AUST for 60 years. What that lady was doing was plucking MOLOKHEYIA leaves,which in turn are cut in very small pieces via a half moon type of knife and mixed with a chicken or meat soup. It is mainly an Egyptian recipe and very popular in Egypt and is delicious.
I am appalled how THICK in the head some people are,especially when you’ve made it abundantly clear right at the beginning of your video that politics is to be kept out and just showcasing what it’s like to cross the border and spend the day on the other side.Unfortunately some people CAN’T help themselves but drag politics just to stir unpleasant feelings.
Hey, I really appreciate your comment. That was actually a very good note that I had to hear. I also thought about doing a bigger documentary where I really show a lot, but I wanted to "test the waters" first. I want to see some more responses, and then I'll plan something big. Thanks for the heads-up, I love to learn from the audience, because it's the best feedback. I also agree with the second paragraph. Have a good one!
This the illegal part of the cyprus. Cyprus is one. This part show in the video is Taken illegally in 1974 by turkey troops. This the history.
@@thrasosthrasyvoulou5533
Thank you for this information.
The world knows the history of Cyprus and what has occurred in 1974.
There is no need to bring this subject over again and NOT Rico’s perspective for this video. Let’s just enjoy what he has produced for us.
This is the Turkish part of Cyprus that has been saved from greek eoka genociders
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
Bro you ate raw leaf 😂. You have to cook it before you eat it. It’s called Molehiya which is a traditional dish of Cyprus. It is originally from an Arab country.
Yeah, after biting I realized it was probably wrong😂
Change the title of the video. There is no place called North Cyprus
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1 EUR for a drink? Great price
Yes, I think even less. The prices were very cheap.
come I'll take you to other places. every border you pass is a different experience
it called occupied Cyprus
No it’s called The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus👌
not 'North Cyprus' but Turkish Occupied Cyprus...
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@@pop-hw1re like your mom does every night
Thats the true. They took back in 1974 killing many greek cypriot and some greeks. Actually turkey cypriot is a part of our country but turkey is not.
Answer me one thing; who started this ?
Exactly, you did. Greek nationalists and Eoka terrorists
Ur mom and sis makes good money from there.(+)
Actually I could cross the border as well only with my ID. So it's possible without passport. But of course, doesn't hurt to bring the passport! ;)
Interesting! What ID do you have? German?
thats the illigaly occupied part of Cyprus, barbaric turkish army murdered and stole land. avoid as its full of Islamic fascists and not controlled by any government. everything is cheaper because is its stolen from the Greeks, they didnt build anything they didn't create anything new, they just bring settlers form other Islamic countries to occupy the land they stole
The north part of Cyprus, is occupied by Turkey since 1974
MILITARY OCCUPIED AREAS
The majority of all those are still our stolen lands and properties
PLEASE
We expect from you people to RESPECT that
Then you shouldn’t have started a genocide and Enosis shit
Brow ..!
Good morning .
About ENOSIS thing ,you are right .
The Turkish nationalist Winn's the Greek one .
About ..genocide .!
Come on now .!
Think better .
Do NOT be!eive ,everything of what they tells you guys .
Your leadership wants to play this game since 1963 .
I'm just giving you to search about..
* Dervis Ali Kavazoglu kendi sesinden ".!
PLEASE ,
listen to this late Turkish Cypriot hero .
is only two minutes time
@@andrigeogiou8420 Turkish Cypriots always wanted a reunification. Since they occupied that place they always said they want peace. Turkish Cypriots are the victims here. When bülent Ecevit send the troups to protect Turkish Cypriots he said, we are going to make peace with the Greek side. Turkish Cypriots asked for reunification with Greeks after but the Greeks don’t wanted it because they wanted the Turkish Cypriots out of the land.
2003 there was a voting if Cyprus should unite
Majority of Turks side said yes - they voted yes
While majority of Greek side voted No.
Visiting the ILEGAL OCCUPATION ❤😂
For a person talking about how much you love Cyprus and how your life in Cyprus is great, you should be more mindful of the history of the island. The north occupied part is NOT called North Cyprus, as it is ILLEGALLY occupied by turkish troops, trying to pose as a legal entity. This is clearly propaganda and you just earned yourself an unfollower.
I said this is not a political video at least 2 times. This video was absolutely objective, and I wanted to show what happens when you cross the border. I call it North Cyprus, because it's geographically in the North. I still appreciate your comment and opinion, and I have no problem with you unfollowing. But I think you could be open-minded enough to accept that I'm just a content creator sharing my life in Cyprus.
@@Rico If what you are saying is true, you should have written north Cyprus. By capitalizing the N in North Cyprus you are actually making the illegal name given to the occupied part official yourself. I do believe that your intentions are not ill fated, but unfortunately this video is an act of normalizing the situation, as this is exactly what the illegal occupants are aiming for.
Eoka terrorists and Greek Cypriots started
@@cookerpowersheep
A guarantor power has the right to intervene in any conflict and that's what happened. Wrong terminology is used here. Intervention not occupation
Mulukhiyah is a Middle Eastern vegetable. Not sure what she is doing. Sounds like it though. I eat it here in Jordan.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulukhiyah
Cool, thank you for letting me know!😊
@@Rico no problem
Molehiya/Molehia is being consumed in Cypriot cuisine as a native dish as well.
@@TheLastDividedCapital That makes sense since it is a mixture of cultures.
Mulihiya has been eaten by Turkish Cypriots for centuries.
the Herb you ate! Gruss
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulukhiyah