Turkey landed on the island on July 20, 1974 using its guarantor rights. The same day, the United Nations Security Council convened urgently and called for a ceasefire. Turkey, came Kyrenia and Nicosia. A ceasefire was declared on July 22. Half of the island was seized in the second offensive, which was held between 13-16 August.
Erbakan Hodja, in an interview with M. Ali Birand in 1990, said: "Mr.Ecevit was confronted with a sort of falsehood in returning to London. He did not expect that the plans would be made. And he faced such a situation. We have assembled the Council of Ministers. This time in the Council of Ministers this time a number of ministers of the CHP looked very serious, this work has begun to bring about forty water. But we convinced them again and again."
In 653, where the first conquest was experienced in Cyprus, 12 thousand Islamic troops were stationed in the island. It is known that 1,200 to 1,400 companions who set foot on Cyprus during the first conquest period are today metropolis in the island. Later, from 688 to 868, the island was ruled as a Cypriot Arab-Byzantine Condominum. In 1571, 80 thousand martyrs were given when the second conquest was in Selim II. In the late 1800s the British occupied the island of Cyprus, while the third conquest was at the order of Necmettin Erbakan, lived in 1974 under the command of Semih Sancar. In the 74th Cyprus Operation, 498 soldiers and 70 volunteer mujahideen were martyred while 270 civilians had lost their lives. Today, the island of Cyprus, which is in danger again with diplomatic attacks, is waiting for the 4th conqueror for lasting peace and justice.
Half of the island was seized in the second offensive, which was held between 13-16 August. Chief of General Staff Gen. Semih Sancar, who was in charge of the operation itself, signed a peace agreement in a day when the other half of the island guaranteed the receipt of the peace agreement, unannounced from the ministerial board.
It was published in 1990 with an 8-part Cyprus document. The documentary director Mehmet Ali Birand also made an hour-long television interview with Erbakan. However, only 3 minutes of the interview were published. In an interview with Birand, Erbakan stated that Ecevit was forced by the military with a paramilitary group, saying, "Mr.Ecevit had to confront a return to London with a kind of factions. He did not anticipate that plans would be made. And he faced such a situation. We have assembled the Council of Ministers. This time the Ministerial Council of Ministers of the People's Party looked at this time, this business has become very serious, and it has begun to bring water from forty. 'Here comes over us, and this comes, and you wage war against the whole world, how is it? They have talked for hours," he said. But we repeatedly convinced them during the conversation," he said, describing the people who lived before the extraction.
In the British archives, Cyprus Peace Operation writes that Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit, not Prime Minister of the period, has been made by Erbakan. Professor who scanned the documents in the British archives. Dr. Mustafa Sıtkı Bilgin made the results of his research in the face of reality. Bilgin for doctoral studies in his research at the British National Archives "Great Powers, Turkey and Cyprus Issue (1967-1975)" by TÜBİTAK project titled Prof. Dr. Erbakan's Cyprus Peace Operation was the person who planned and initiated the day.