Today’s newspapers cover the drone strike at the British Bases in Akrotiri, government response, and defense boosts with Greek frigates and F-16s. They also discuss foot-and-mouth disease, its possible economic effects, and shelter issues.
“Alithia” reports a confirmed threat, pointing out security gaps. It also notes the rise in foot-and-mouth disease cases and the arrival of Greek warships.
“Politis” states that Cyprus is at the center of the crisis. It criticizes the government’s response while looking at the economic effects of the tension and new losses in livestock.
“Phileleftheros” focuses on the geopolitical aspect of Cyprus being targeted. It shares images from Akrotiri and mentions residents’ worries. It also raises concerns about foot-and-mouth disease.
“Haravgi” criticizes the government’s policy choices, saying they hurt the country’s position. It stresses caution regarding foot-and-mouth disease due to a vaccine shortage.
“Cyprus Mail” shares government assurances that Cyprus is not a target and says the country is on full alert. It also discusses limited shelter capacity and reviews the progress of zoonosis.
