EuroMP Kefalogiannis to visit detained servicemen in Turkey
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The Turkish government approved a request by New Democracy Eurodeputy MP Manolis Kefalogiannis to visit the two Greek servicemen held in the Adrianople (Edirne) jail, according to press sources.
The two men have been held for trespassing into Turkish territory early in March, and are awaiting trial.
Kefalogiannis had submitted the request to see the two detainees twice: on March 25 to the Foreign Ministry and Justice Ministers in Ankara when he visited as chair of the EU Delegation to the EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee, and another on April 22 to the delegation of Turkish officials visiting the Europarliament in Brussels.
According to the press, he is expected to visit the two men within the next few weeks, with a delegation of European officials.
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