Farmers in Cyprus prepare new protests and roadblocks
Cypriot farmers plan to intensify protests over the mass culling of animals amid a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak.
Following a rally at the Ministry of Agriculture, participants submitted their demands and warned of possible escalation. Measures under discussion include blocking highways, the airport, and the port.
According to industry representatives, protests could reach a new level within days.
Farmers demand an end to the culling of animals and call for immediate determination of compensation for losses.
Authorities, for their part, state they are acting within the law and are required to comply with health regulations.
The situation remains tense.
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