“28 years later, we owe it more than ever, not let's forget” says DISY about Isaac-Solomou – What he says in a statement
On August 11, 1996, Tasos Isaac, only 24 years old, suffered one of the most brutal deaths at the hands of the Gray Wolves, who beat him to his last breath. A few days later, on August 14, Solomos Solomou, 26, was shot dead at the flagpole.
As reported by < strong>DISY, the cowardly murderous acts remained etched in our collective memory as symbols of Turkish brutality and the injustice suffered by the Cypriot people.
“28 years later, we owe it more than ever to not forget. We must honor the sacrifice of our hero-martyrs, keeping their memory indelible and continuing their fight for the defense of our homeland, freedom and dignity. Their sacrifice was not in vain and is a bright example of courage and determination for all of us.
As Democratic Alarm we will not stop demanding the activation of international arrest warrants and the arraignment of those responsible. Justice does not mitigate the loss, but is a kind of redemption for the families of the victims, Anastasia who did not even get to know her father, but also for our entire society, which seeks the restoration of justice and the punishment of the guilty.
We do not allow oblivion to cloud their memory. We tirelessly continue the fight for justice, freedom and dignity, until the justice that their people and all of us have been waiting for so long is delivered. The memory of Tasos Isaac and Solomos Solomos will live on through our struggle,” he concludes.
