Military starts probe over serious grenade injury of Greek soldier in Cyprus
The Cypriot Ministry of Defense and the National Guard are investigating the injury of a 23-year-old Greek soldier in Cyprus, who was harmed by a grenade. The soldier, a member of the Hellenic Force in Cyprus (ELDYK), has undergone amputation of his right hand following the grenade explosion during army training in the area of Agios Modestos, near Stavrovouni. The Ministry has been providing support to the injured soldier and his family, ensuring he receives the best possible medical care and attention. A thorough investigation is underway to determine the circumstances and causes of the soldier’s injury, with a focus on maintaining medical confidentiality and avoiding actions that could worsen the emotional state of those involved or affect the investigative process.